The next morning, it was rather foggy and dull outside.  Normally, people wanted to have a nice cloudless sky and warm sun rays beaming against their skin.  But not Annie.  She honestly preferred the whether like this.  The cool soothed her aching muscles that had worked hard the night before.  With a quick stretched, the girl stood up and took in a deep breath to become fully alert again.<br/><br/>She looked up to Desmond's bedroom window and watched it for a second.  He knew of her existence and the world that had once been hidden from him.  He was curious to how he would function in such a new light.  That's when Annie remembered that Desmond had to go to school today and he wasn't up yet.  She decided that it would be best to wake him up and make sure he was doing alright.  She climbed up his roof with ease and was able to unlatch his window and climb into his room. She had never been inside his home before so he felt very out of place standing in the dark room, a familiar lump was laying under a pile of sheets on a bed on the opposite end of the messy room.<br/><br/>Quietly, Annie made her way over to the lump and saw Desmond's face sticking out from the blankets that covered his body.  He looked rather restless and tired, his blankets seemed to be thrashed around quite a bit as well. The Watcher observed him for a few seconds as he slept.  She rarely ever looked at him from such a close view before.  She always had preferred to keep her distance and simply watch him from rooftops.  She liked being in high places so that helped her stay in a better mood than usual. Eventually, Annie shook Desmond firmly by his shoulder and watched him for signs of waking up.  "Desmond, wake up.  You have school okay?" She said in a softer tone so she wouldn't freak him out.