Xander felt embarassed right when the girl started laughing at him. He noticed what was making her laugh and wiped it off of his face with his tongue. He listened to her talk about her dad's Diner and thought about it for awhile. Maybe this would be good, right? Get away from all the things bothering him? Xander stood up from the floor, staring at the textbook and schedule there on the bench. He watched as the girl walked out from a Fire Escape door. With that, he picked up the book and schedule, tucked the schedule into the book and put the book in his locker that was nearby. Then he ran off after the girl.<br/><br/>Now, they were walking side by side. And by the looks of it, Xander was about half a foot taller than the girl. Go figure, but he was still adorable as ever. I mean, a sad puppy, right? He stuffed his hands into his jeans pockets and looked at the ground as they walked. He was also the shy one who wouldn't really say much, clueless perhaps? Or just mentally isolated? "You didn't have to do this for me, you know? But I just didn't want to be back there anymore." he told her. He gave a small smile but it faded quickly. "Sorry for scaring you, though..."