Taylan shot off in the opposite direction after assuring Miles and Jason that he would be there. By the time heâ€™d reached the track, he realized that heâ€™d forgotten his shoes. Oh well, not like it mattered that much. He just had to know what was up. Those two seemed to know something he didnâ€™t and that was always the worst.<br/><br/>Scrambling up to the highest point he could reach â€“ without being yelled at to come down â€“ Taylan set himself to look out for the two. When he did finally see them coming out of the building, he waved just in case they couldnâ€™t see him up there. That was one thing heâ€™d learned. A lot of folks just didnâ€™t look up.<br/><br/>As soon as he was certain theyâ€™d seen him, he slid back down to the ground and waited, apparently very impatient. But Taylan just couldnâ€™t stay still if his life depended on it. And once in earshot, he began talking â€“ chattering his parents called it. â€œHey guys! Whatâ€™s up? Easy time gettinâ€™ out of class? What do you wanna talk about anyway?â€