A soft sigh passed her soft lips as she had her back pressed up against the side of her 2016 Lexus LS and her messenger bag pressed against her legs, waiting as patiently she could for her mother. Lexi was dressed in a simple blue dress that showed her off her shoulders and had a thin brown belt around her waist. What did cover her shoulders was a white jacket with the sleeves rolled up and her sunglasses kept her bright blue eyes hidden while her raven black hair was pulled up and held by a clip. Lexi just wanted to get her things, get into her dorm and rest since the drive here had felt like it had taken forever from her father’s home. Her mother had gotten a day head start and stayed at a hotel the night before so honestly Lexi had no idea what was up with the hold up.<br/><br/>Suddenly a loud high pitched voice rang out, “Alexandria there you are sweetie!” The voice made Lexi squint her eyes behind her sunglasses as she moved from her car and made her way over to her mother who was dressed far too nicely for such an event. The sparkly gold dress and heels, the dangling earrings, oh yes why did it not surprise her that her mother was seeking attention. But that was just one of her many con’s but her pros helped outweigh the annoying cons. “Oh you look so beautiful honey! Only if your father could be here for your first day.”<br/><br/>Lexi cringed at the thought of her father being here and she shook her head back and forth. “No thanks, he was already pissed off when he found out I didn’t go to the college he picked. He’d probably go to the office at this point, pull me out and send me off. I think I will pass.” Oh yes, the last conversation with her father had been an ugly one. It involved her career path; what she wanted and what he wanted her to do. There was his company he wanted her to take over one day and then there was the path she wanted to take and that was something her father didn’t like.<br/><br/>“I know, I’m sorry I brought up the big bad wolf.” She said as she came in and wrapped her arms around Lexi for a hug which Lexi was rather surprised about but returned the hug. The woman rarely ever hugged her daughter as she was often busy in her own dancing career; she usually dances in musicals.<br/><br/>The hug ended rather quickly as her mother jumped back and clasped her hands together excitedly. “Alright let’s go grab your stuff and check out your dorm! Also see what hotties you have in the area.” The woman was obviously talking for more of herself than for Lexi, probably a big reason why she even bothered helping out and coming with her. Yet Lexi didn’t complain, it was easy help and so she went off with her mother to gather her things and head up to her dorm.<br/><br/>The building was bustling with people moving about, it was like a flood of bodies but someone people would pause to gawk at her mother or her; Lexi didn’t pay any mind to them as she was used to attention on her. Ever since she turned fourteen and grew a pair of breasts people always gave her attention so this was nothing new; between her and her mother it was no surprise eyes were locked, necks were craned and whistles were heard. Lexi just walked on while her mother…giggled and wiggled her fingers in that awkward wave.<br/><br/>Once they got to the dorm room her roommate was already inside, Tabitha. A sweet looking girl from the looks of it with her red hair and bright green eyes; she had freckles over her cheeks and a pair of black glasses on, it seemed she got to the dorm rather early since she was all settled in; her books all placed on one side of the desk and everything neatly organized. That was a relief, if there was a mess Lexi would have probably gone insane and started cleaning on the spot because Lexi could not ever live in a messy environment. It mostly had to do with her slob of a mother who never cleaned after herself and it always drove Lexi mad.<br/><br/>“Hello! I’m Tabitha but you can call me Tabby!” The girl giggled and held her hand out, Lexi reached out and shook the girl’s hand.<br/><br/>“Alexandria and this is my mother Allison…” Just as she spoke those words her mother’s phone went off and she stepped out to talk to whomever in the hall. “Excuse her; she’s always on her phone. So Tabitha, how well do you know the area?” She asked as she settled her bags down on the empty bed.<br/><br/>“Oh, pretty well I actually lived not so far from here! So I know where all the good food is as well as stores with great deals!” The girl was practically bouncing with excitement and Lexi just rubbed the back of her neck as she wasn’t sued to being around someone so…energetic.<br/><br/>Looking to the doorway Ms. Evasteen was off the phone and had a guilty look on her face. “Hey Alexandria, I have to go, it was my agent and he needs to talk with me. I’ll call you later okay!” Stepping up to Lexi, she gave her a side kiss on the cheek so not to smear her bright red lipstick on her and then hurried on out; it was no surprise to Lexi really and she already knew it wasn’t a talk the agent wanted.<br/><br/>Shaking her head Lexi just turned to grab the bags her mother dropped in the doorway and brought them in. The situation didn’t bother her at all, her mother was just someone who was there and sometimes supported her, her father loved her for the most part...though that could be questionable right now. But life wasn’t so bad so she wasn’t going to complain.<br/><br/>“So about knowing good places to eat out at, care to show me around off campus and I’ll treat you out to dinner as payment for taking up your time?” Looking over to Tabby she saw the girl smile and nod her head. Oh yeah, this kind of perky personality was something Lexi was going to have to adjust to; she’s always had friends who just kept it cool and didn’t really bug Lexi, probably because they all thought she had a long stick up her ass which she just ignored. “Cool, let me unpack a few things and we can head out.”