Ruby had showed to the next lesson as she had done to the first, with her rucksack over her should and no intent on taking part. Needless to say, the lesson didn't go ahead on Ruby's part and she left in a foul mood once again.<br/>This time, she wasn't invited back to the pool again for a week. Instead, there was a meeting scheduled with the Dean instead.<br/><br/>"Listen, Ruby, you're a talented girl and I can see you going places in your life."<br/>"Because of my last name, yeah, whatever." The brunette rolled her eyes with a scoff, almost cutting the dean off as he spoke, clearly not too worried about the fact that she was giving lip to the head of the entire school.<br/>He sighed, shaking his head softly. "No. Your parents may still have a big name in this area but I for one don't see them when I look at you." Ruby felt her chest tighten as he spoke but she knew better than to believe in someone who spoke so sweetly, instead, she turned her eyes to the floor, her arms crossing over her chest, closing herself off to any kind of contact.<br/><br/>Suddenly the door pushed open and Sasha appeared. Ruby lifted her eyes in surprise to the intrusion, then quickly scowled at the woman and turned her gaze back to the dean.<br/>"What!? What's going on, what is<i>she</i>doing here?"<br/>"Ruby, you still need to make up the extra credit, Sasha is your only hope for this. So this is happening. You'll be attending some evening classes with Sasha before you're integrated into the team." By now the dean had put on his glasses and was peering over some documents, not at all open to argument, though that didn't stop Ruby from trying.