James laughed as he read the response from his soulmate. He could definitely relate. It was about time for midterms and James had been cooped up in his room all day, studying for exams. It felt like torture, but he really needed these grades. He had the bad habit of letting his entire grade for the class ride on the results of his exams. He wondered how much sharing was too much in the eyes of his soulmate. James wanted to respect his wishes that they not give eachother too much identifying information so that perhaps they might meet by chance one day. It sounded very romantic, after all. But still, he wished he could tell the other man more about his day to day life. His soulmate already knew he was a student, so he didn't see any harm in telling him he was stuck studying too.<br/><br/>"<i>I should do that too,"  </i>he wrote back, smiling at the image of his mystery man walking through the chilly autumn air. "<i>I've been studying all day. Exams suck." </i>James sat back in his chair, taking a deep breath. A walk really did seem appealing, and it was a nice excuse to abandon the paper he'd been trying to write for the last several days in preference for a cozy sweater and a latte in the park. He stashed a pen in his pocket, pulling on a sweater and wrapping a scarf around his neck, James headed out the door, already in a much better mood.