[color=#a2a8ff]"Thank you"[/color] Leagsaidh said, as if nothing had happened. On the outside, she looked totally oblivious to the discomfort she had caused Touka. She just straightened up, listened to the teacher and occasionally gave the Japanese girl a sideways glance. Inside, she was slightly worried. She simply wanted to mess with Touka's head, she didn't want to alienate her. She expected to get yelled at, not quietly shied away from. She heard her sighs and caught her glancing at her and thought the worst.

[i][color=#a2a8ff]Does she think that I'm gay? Dang it, Leagsaidh, it's too early for jokes like that.[/color][/i]

But self deprecation wouldn't solve the issue. Homeroom came and went and then it was time for class - not somewhere that she could discuss these matters. Time seemed to slow to a crawl. She was trying her hardest, but she found herself completing tasks assigned to her in half the time that was assigned for them. Even the language wasn't slowing her down, despite not being native.

[color=#a2a8ff][i]The benefits of a private education...[/i][/color]

At long last, lunch came and she was set loose. She left class with two goals on her mind - clear up the misunderstanding with Touka and apologize to Alice. She wasn't sure how the big girl would react to her request for forgiveness, but she was going to try at the very least.

She had brought nothing of her own to eat, so she made her way straight to the cafeteria - both of them should wind up there. The plan was to go in, look around, see if she could see either of them and explain what had happened. It should be simple.

Of course, even the best laid plans can have snags. This particularly wrench in the works was sporting a grin that a shark would be envious of, and had hands more adventurous than Christopher Columbus. She stood at the cafeteria entrance, smirking to all that passed. There could be no doubt as to who it was and quite frankly, Leagsaidh didn't feel like getting felt up today. But there was no crowd to accompany and mask her and she would look strange if she just hung around out of sight until one did crop up.

Apprehensive yet undaunted, the redhead walked right into Dana's line of sight. She prayed silently that she wouldn't recognise her, or wouldn't be interested if she did. But had to get into subtle-grope distance and even if Dana hadn't recognised her face, she might recognise the perfume.

But Dana had a good vantage point. From here, she could monitor anyone going in and out of the cafeteria. If Leagsaidh were to find both Alice and Touka, this was probably the best place to be.

As long as Sharky over there didn't try anything funny, that is.

Walking right up to Dana, she smiled coyly and spoke quietly [color=#a2a8ff]"Hello again. Are you waiting on someone? Because I'm looking for a couple of people myself and I was wondering if it was okay if I were to keep you company while we waited. If that's okay with you, that is..."[/color]

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