Yezi was honestly surprised that he took her up on her offer. She didn't think he would want to be anywhere near her right now. Having a conflict with some of the most influential people on campus did make things a bit difficult. She couldn't guarantee that he wouldn't be hated by the players, but she wouldn't let Dom say anything about him that was untrue. It didn't take long for her to grab her things. Her keys and wallet were in her jacket and once she returned to the kitchen and grabbed it off the table, she was ready to go. Yezi waited patiently outside for Warren, the music blasting even to the front yard. There were still plenty of people at the party doing God knows what. She would have to explain why she left so early, but at the same time, she didn't want to see Dom for a few days.<br/><br/>Once Warren stepped out of the crowded house, the two began to walk to possibly the only diner opened at this time. They kept the conversation going, which was actually really nice. It had been awhile since she felt so relaxed around someone else. "Me? Ah...I guess I grew up in many different places. My family was always moving around." Yezi replied, though she didn't completely answer his question. She could already tell that he had no idea who she was. He had no idea about her family or the money she had. And...she liked that. She didn't get a chance to hide her wealth when she started college, especially with her parents showing up to help her move in. Her father owned an entire company, a popular media one at that, so when people saw him, they knew who he was instantly. It took a long while for things to calm down, and even know she knew that people only hung around her for either her money or her looks. They walked inside the diner, the smell of food instantly hitting her nose. It was a nice place, though at this time, there weren't many people there.<br/><br/>Once she sat down in the booth, she opened the menu, looking at what she wanted to order. The waitress came, and Warren ordered something rather cheap, but still good. She figured he didn't want to make her buy the most expensive thing on there. She would have gladly done that though, especially since she was thanking him for saving her. Yezi ordered a classic burger with fries before looking up at him and laughing. "You don't have to worry too much. I'm on your side, so you shouldn't get too much hate. If anything, it'll just be Dom having a grudge against you."