Being seventeen Robin could eat just about anytime especially since they ran some five or six miles most mornings, except on weekends. They had of course considered getting a gym membership in Wichita like the one they had had back in New York. It was a good way to build muscle tone and keep generally fit in ways that just running couldn't. They mentioned this when Xavier said it was too early for lunch and asked if there was anything else they wanted to do before going back to Sedgwick. It would also be a good reason to sneak off to Wichita to meet Abigail even on days when they didn't have class there.<br/><br/>They nodded when he admitted that it hadn't been a coincidence that he showed up at the bus stop and also that he had suspected them of having an affair with his wife. That meant that Abigail had been absolutely right. He had been spying on them, hoping to catch them hooking up. They just didn't really know how to respond to his conclusion that he now realised it was just him being paranoid. To confirm his realisation would be a lie but the truth might get them into a hell of a lot of trouble, from both spouses so once again they nodded.<br/>"She is easy on the eyes though," they admitted with a smile.<br/>"You're a lucky man to have her," they added and also added a wink to their smile.<br/><br/>Signing up for a gym membership took maybe another half hour after which they asked if he knew any second hand book shops and to their surprise it seemed he did so after another half hour of browsing dusty old books and coming away with a leather bound copy of Virginia Woolf's Orlando it was nearing lunchtime and they were curious to see what he would suggest.