Lim just raised her eyebrows at the comment he’d made. “You mean like you’d been staring at me since I removed my sash to swim? I agree. Very rude.” She narrowed her eyes before turning to let him dress in the comfort of privacy, walking ahead without him until he’d finish. “Don’t worry, I’m sure you’ll find yourself some unsuspecting half-witted beauty to get out all your urges before your time is done here. Maybe then you’ll stop leering at<i>me</i>and give me a chance to breathe once in a while.” She called out to him as she put some distance between the two of them, heading straight for the building that housed both the cafeteria and the lecture hall that would hold their next class.