Raine didn't reply to him, she only stared at the blank page in her notebook. She looked up as the teacher spoke not meeting her gaze. Picking up her pencil not wanting the attention to go to her she started jotting down as much as she could for notes so she didn't get behind in class. Writing fast she filled pages of notes on the lesson for the day. She ignored all the whispering going on around them, she was almost tempted to tell them all to shut up, and mind their own business. It was already bad enough at home, the last thing she wanted was for her brother to find out that her and Jay were lab partners, and that they would have to spend time together to get projects done. Knowing when she went home it would be a nightmare. Her brother and father were going to give it to her big time.<br/><br/>When the teacher started explaining the experiment and what to do Raine took down all the notes and started on it all, letting Jay sleep, knowing she'd want him to do the same thing if she had been doing the same thing. Grabbing the vials and measuring cups, she did the experiment writing down a hypothesis, then recording what had happened when she mixed the liquids and mixtures together. Ten minutes before the bell rang Raine put all the supplies away and cleaned them, then putting her things in her bag. Right before the bell rang Raine debated on waking up Jay or not. She started to walk away but stopped and turned around sighing quietly. She gently touched his shoulder, saying his name quietly but loud enough for only him to hear.