Arus hadn't even noticed she had been staring. He pulled the glasses off and revealed his naturally sexy face. He blinked and tries to see her. Sighing a bit and puts the slightly big framed glasses back on. He would look just as naturally sexy as he did without them if he wore different glasses. Might get beat up a bit less too. He didn't know this and was just glad to use his glasses. He looked at her. She was, in his opinion, a natural beauty. That meant she would most likely not like him. He was surprised when she talked to him. "This is my first day here. I was moved here. I haven't had a very good day except in music class. Even then not too much of a good time." He says softly. Music class had been bearable for the music prodigy because he had been able to lose himself in the music. He smiled at her warmly though. Blinking a bit. "Who? I don't know anyone named Lucy. Though this girl named Stephanie was whispering to another girl in music class. Something about talking to someone named Lucy. I caught it because I wasn't paying attention. I have a good ear...it helps in playing music." he says softly. Looking at her.<br/><br/>He shakes his head. "It is the same as my old school. My very bad luck...my anti-luck strung me out to dry again." He looks at her. "I tripped over my own two feet. Someone hit me in the face with their locker. I got a football in my gut. The entire basketball team knocked me over and practically trample me....my only saving grace was being able to play the piano. It seems to be the only think I am lucky at. I doubt I'll even have any friends here. No one would be at my old school. They called me the Anti-Luck Guy. It is so bad it effects people who hurt me badly or try to kill me." He says softly.<br/><br/>He looks at her and smiles. "You are sweet though...you actually talked to me. Was pretty sure I was going to get the brush off. I have seen the people who are dubbed nerds and geeks get more talking time with other people than I do. Expecally with beautiful people." He says softly. Flushing a second later. "I said that last part outloud didn't I?" He was blushing now.