“And the money,” Kat added, giving him a look like he was an open book that she had been reading with ease. A small smirk ghosted against her lips, but behind her eyes, there was substantially less mirth. Truthfully, she was used to this; using money as means of persuading people to spend time with her. Without an incentive, she had no reason to believe people would want to spend time with her.<br/><br/>When their conversation veered to actual dates, Kat was interested to hear Diego’s story. Apparently he wasn’t a virgin, but there may have been something concerning going on in the bedroom based on his tale. After this date of his went back to his dorm twice, she ghosted him. Without word or warning, apparently. “Ouch,” Kat replied, searching Diego’s face as he cracked a wry joke. She couldn’t tell if the joke was just to spare awkwardness, or if Diego really wasn’t quite over it.<br/><br/>Maybe he needed a rebound, as well.<br/><br/>Then, as she should have predicted, Diego asked about the guy responsible for her last date, since he already knew that they were broken up. To his question, she groaned a little. “We had been on and off since high school. Senior year of high school.” She clarified, as if that needed to be said. “There’s not much to say about him, really. He’s an egomaniac with a wandering eye who was good in bed… when he didn’t finish first.” Now it was her turn to let out a wry chuckle.