The book had fallen from between clasped hands, the heavy book falling to the floor of the cafeteria with a heavy thud, drawing the attention of everyone around as it echoed in the grand space. She had made no attempt to apologize, or to pick up the book she had so forcefully removed from his posses, instead intent on whispering to him at short range. He could only imagine the attention she brought to them with such rash actions, and wondered what the researchers and graduates both thought of their encounters throughout the day. She was clear that she wanted his attention, pulling at his hand roughly. He was up, not that it took any real effort, her force more than adequate in getting him moving.<br/><br/>"Ok, ok. Relax, I am coming with you, no need to try and break my wrist" he said, snaking his hand from her grip. He would explain to her exactly why he suspected he never saw her until today, but he would wait to see to what part of the facility she would take him. It was not like they were afforded any privacy. There were cameras everywhere. Everywhere. Or so he had thought, his belief on the matter about to be shattered by the girl that led him to places unsuspected.