(Volo Morior #8595<br/>And i'll try to get it to work, i didn't realize that BD doesn't have a direct export system, so I'm mucking around with threading rps, such a pain XD but if i get it ill send it, otherwise I'm fairly sure rps wont wind up deleted, but always better safe than sorry.<br/>yeah, no worries! I don't tend to stick to strict post length, usually 1 para is about as short as I go (usually during conversations), so don't worry about it!)<br/><br/>Finn was sitting in the back and noted most of the parents and students were there already, but he didn't see the little girl and her father yet. He was getting worried, but thankfully they made it just before the bell and were all settled in time. So Finn sat back and watched the kids, smiling softly to himself. Thankfully the day was fairly well structured since all the kids knew the routine by now and were really just going through the motions for their parents. They did the normal morning routine and then each child did a short presentation on some of the things they had been learning in class this past week.<br/><br/>For Finn, the whole thing meant that aside from keeping track of time and occasionally moving things along to make sure they didn't fall too far behind he didn't have to really interfere too much. By the time their lunch block came around he had only gotten up a handful of times, but now he stood and helped the children with getting their lunches to bring over to their parents, making sure everyone had somewhere comfortable to sit and food and a drink.<br/><br/>The kids seemed to be truly enjoying themselves, some running around to introduce all their best friends in class to their parents if they hadn't already had playdates before. Many of the parents though already knew each other, and small groups formed, some with just adults while their children sat with their usual friends, and some groups with parents and children who were more content to spend the time with their parents while they had a little break. The room was a bit more rowdy than usual, but that was to be expected, and aside from being a little loud the kids behaved well. Finn was glad things had worked out thus far, and it was a nice little break from the usual running around during the day.