Felixia had just put the pencil in her jacket pocket when someone stepped on her- or kicked her really, but it wasn't on purpose Felixia could tell because they stumbled, tripping over her. Instinctively, Felixia half stood up and reached out to catch the girl who had tripped, regardless of whether or not she was going to manage to catch herself, Felixia's hand touched the other girl's momentarily and Felixia felt the same head ache that she had gotten when passing the girl with the white and black wind-breaker. But the pain didn't go away when she pulled her hand away.

When Felixia actually looked, and her brain started processing information again, it [i]was[/i] the girl with the fuzzy leopard print pajama bottoms, and of course the white and black wind breaker - the same girl that had caused her head to pound earlier. Felixia wanted to apologize for being in the way but she was also annoyed at being tripped over, as silly as that was.

Though awkward, Fela remained in her half-standing position. "What's wrong with you?" Felixia asked as she brought her right palm to her temple. The question came out wrong - "I mean." Felixia hesitated, "Not like that.." She really didn't know what she was asking. Why the pounding started when she touched the girl? Why the girl made her head hurt so much? Why the girl tripped over her? Obviously from the headache she must not have been paying much attention to the hallway- then Felixia paused, she knew it wasn't her own headache, she knew it was the girl's. "Why does your head hurt?" she asked, then bit her tongue. "I mean, like why, does your head hurt? It looks like you've got a headache.." All this talking and struggling was making Felixia's head hurt more, but she wasn't sure if it was her own internal conflict of the girl's headache was worsening, she was sure it was the first of the two.

People were stopping to look and she could hear them, their voices or what she thought was their voices. She started to feel nauseous it was too much to take at this point. She wanted to tell everyone to shut up and stop talking and to stop talking so loud and that some of them had a headache but the embarrassment that came over her from opening her mouth before made her keep her mouth shut this time.