"If they did like the gas stations and had the big-man mugs, I'd get one of those," Edward laughed, accepting the card. With his turn to order, he gratefully asked the clerk for a large dark roast with creamer, mocha flavor and three shots of espresso. The clerk, used to college students attempting suicide by caffeine, said nothing outside of confirming the order and the total. Edward passed over the required cash and stuffed the change in the tip jar before returning the card to Tiger.<br/><br/>Edward moved over to wait for his drink, eagerly taking it once it was done and sipping the piping hot drink as if it was ambrosia from the gods. He sputtered on his next sip when Tiger boldly hinted at skipping class while ruffling his hair. Ruffling it! Edward's blush was back, cradling his cup between his good hand and his braced hand just to keep a steady hold on it.<br/><br/>If it wasn't for Tiger's hand, the sudden call of Tiger's name so close to them would have had him sputtering again. He was able to turn far slower, and in turn, appraise the man that had come up to them. This guy didn't seem familiar at all, but neither had Tiger, so his memory didn't hold much weight in the face department.  Edward didn't want to be nosy into business that wasn't his, so he found himself taking far more interest in the coffee between his hands again. When they began walking again, he decided to focus on something else entirely for both their sake's.<br/><br/>"Hm. I mean.. I-I guess we could skip.. but only if you promise to study the notes? Our teacher posts the power point presentations for all of his lectures on his course page. I've already gone and taken notes, and - and I'll share those with you too." Edward seemed to prefer to rationalize his bad decisions before anything else, let alone agreeing to them. He let his braced hand move away from his coffee to pointat Tiger. The attempt at being firm with the flush of his cheeks and the lack of real conviction in his eyes didn't say much. "A-and we won't do this again! I.. I mean, unless it's another boring lecture. The.. um. The foreign bodies lecture next week is going to be boring, too, I.. I'm gonna warn you."