She nodded at Hugh's suggestions, finding nothing wrong with it. She was hungry, but still functioning, and, honestly, she would prefer the company over being alone in this den of monsters, even if her company were part of said den. "Sure Hugh, take me..." her red face grew redder, realizing the double entendre and how her words could be taken. "...with you to wherever. As in, sure, I'll join you, go with you, I mean, let's just go." She sputtered and stuttered, the thoughts of her dream flooding her mind again. Shaking her head as if trying to rid herself of those images, she quickly got up and grabbed her purse, as well as Don't Panic to read whenever she found herself alone during the day. "Maybe we could also drop by the campus bookstore at some point, if it's not out of the way, of course. I haven't gotten my books for my Thursday courses, and since I've so much down time between my actual classes I may as well get ahead of the game a bit and flip through them." She shrugged as she followed Hugh's lead.<br/><br/>Sure enough, on their way to meeting with the Lawrences, the campus bookstore was in one of the hallways they passed through. Quickly popping in, and then out only a few minutes later, she had a fabric tote filled with textbooks for Linear Algebra, Renaissance Literature, History of the Realm, and a few supplies for an art class. She hadn't had any say in deciding her schedule for the year, yet the chosen courses seemed to line up with her interests almost perfectly. She wasn't entirely sure what use she could make out of such a small course load, though. She may have to speak to the Dean to tack on one more class, perhaps for Wednesdays as she had no work or class on that day. There she goes again, thinking as if she had already decided on staying. She needed to see how good of an education she'd get here first. That is what was most important as the deciding factor, right? Was it worth it?  "Alright! I'm good to go. Off to see Lawrence and Lawrence!....doesn't that get confusing? They both have the same name." She looked at Hugh with a slightly thoughtful expression. "Do you think we can call one Lawrence and the other Larry? I'm thinking centaur Lawrence could be Larry. I think it'd suit him. And the......" She had to think through her words slowly as she still wasn't entirely certain what the other Lawrence was, "...appendaged...person...monster...thing, Lawrence, could stay as Lawrence. What do you think? Think they'd go for it?"<br/><br/>Regardless of Hugh's answer to that question though, when Lori and Hugh walked up to the guys' usual meeting place she couldn't help but smile at seeing the centaur, greeting him enthusiastically with a wave and a shout, "Hi Larry!" Maybe it was because his human half was such a hunk that she was kind of okay with the fact that his bottom half was the body of a horse, but she was at least at ease with him. Meanwhile, Lawrence was shying away from her as she was trying her hardest not to shy away from him. His image would be one she would have to take a sincere, conscientious, and exerted effort to get over. She did her best to make sure her smile did not waver as her gaze shifted from one Lawrence to the other, and she greeted him as well as kindly as she could, "Hi Lawrence." It might not have been nearly as excited as her first greeting towards the centaur, but she knew the TA was nice and she just had to show that she was sincerely apologetic about her reaction from the day before. "I'm really sorry about yesterday. It was all just so new to me, and, I'll admit, you were the first monster I had the chance of meeting...well, I guess technically that's not true. But you're the first monster that I knew right away was a monster...if that makes any sense. Not that you look mean or anything! Just...not human, and it was a bit of a shock to me. But I promise I will get used to it...if I decide to stick around." She hesitated a bit in between statements, trying her hardest to choose her words carefully so as not to insult him, but still getting across her feelings from the day and hope that he'd ultimately forgive her. "What say you guys to breakfast? My treat." If there was ever anything that would get anybody from any realm to forgive another, it was the offering of free food, and she was more than happy to continue the age old, borderless, tradition.