Lim nodded. She had her concerns, but seeing his smile was infectious. Her own lips grinned widely in response. Though she didn’t know what had him so happy, it made her feel good to see him so. “I should be okay. As long as my roommate isn’t there. I doubt very heavily I’d get any sleep if he was there.” The nymph, thinking on the possibility that he also skipped class because she did. She could already picture his thought process.<br/><br/><i>If she thinks shes going to skip and expect me to still go, she’s crazy! I’m the one that wanted to skip first, and she said no, that school was important. And now here she is, skipping! Pah! I’m gonna sit right here! That’ll show her!<br/>
</i><br/>Lim sighed as she pictured the satyr sitting cross legged on his bed, arms crossed over his chest, pouting like a toddler having a tantrum waiting for her to come back so he could rub it in her face. Actually, that thought was kind of adorable, if she had to admit. Certainly a lot better to walk in on than the last time. Then her mood darkened as she remembered the Druid. What if he brought her back to the room. Maybe he thought she was on a date, which she may have tiptoed around the idea in her note, and he decided to have a “date” of his own in the room again. Her stomach twisted into knots and she wasn’t too happy.<br/><br/>Eventually, she’d shake all the thoughts away, having finished her tea and deciding it was time to move. “I’ll be fine.” She reiterated as she stood, bringing the cup and saucer to the counter, waiting for Kai to join her on the walk back to his dorm, to walk side by side and maybe talk about nothing. Or just enjoy each others’ silence. Who knew, but it certainly beat whatever her brain was concocting regarding Wric.