The weekend had been a gruelling one for Isaac, he had spent its entirety working on projects in the shop and had taken on more jobs. Almost more then he could handle, in an effort to keep so busy that his father could not bother him. He prepared birds, dogs, cats, and more and when he wasn't working on a project in the shop he was mailing out orders and simply thankful that business was booming. Only one thing was bothering him. On the same day as he had gotten into a fight with his father two kids had come into the shop and been looking around. Normally it would not have bothered Isaac since kids came in the shop all the time to awe at all the oddities they contained on their store front but these kids were a little different. Although they had browsed the goods they had seemed less then interested in what the store had to offer and they kept whispering and looking at him. It made Isaac uneasy, and even more so when he continuously caught them staring in his direction. They had finally left when his father had come down to try and talk to him but something about them made him uncomfortable. He had even later gone to the forest and found Vivio's camera with the help of his coyote and much to the disdain of his father. He never told Tom he found the camera though, intending to give Vivio the money and her camera as if that would make things better.<br/><br/>The teenager was broken from his thoughts as he got ready for school that Monday morning and his aching fingers were almost to sore to do up the buttons on his uniform shirt. He had poked himself good while skinning a deer head and the cut smarted awfully. Shaking his hands and sighing he grabbed breakfast without acknowledging Tom Payne and left for classes with only a brief word to his father. Tom had gotten the money for Isaac to give to Vivio at school so he had to at least get that from her.<br/><br/>It was a pleasant day so Isaac enjoyed the walk to school well enough although his mood was still dark and brooding. He had a tendency towards lingering on things that did not work out favourably for him, and blaming himself for everything. The more he thought about the incident on the weekend the more he could understand why Vivio blamed him. He wondered who she had told about his abilities.<br/><br/>When he arrived at the school he was only passively seeking out Vivio when he heard her voice from behind him somewhere and turned around. His white eyes focused on her almost immediately, the dark shadows evidence of how little sleep he had gotten. Isaac looked a bit like the living dead in a way that was oddly appropriate to his odd abilities. He back tracked through the crowd to come upon his classmate and her friend (whom he was not familiar with). As he approached Isaac dug in his bag for his wallet and nodded a greeting. "Um..hi," he said awkwardly as he stopped before them. Isaac simultaneously managed to fish out his wallet from his backpack and was unfolding it as he spoke again, "my Dad gave me the money so you can pay for your camera..." He handed her the money. The moment she took it he also fished out the camera. "Also I actually did -uh- find it... It works fine I took a few shots and they t-turned out. Also all your shots from that night are still on it... Some of them are pretty good." He added feelingly increasingly awkward.<br/><br/>Ever since he was small Isaac had been fairly socially awkward so standing in front of two attractive young woman was enough to fluster him. He found himself thinking it was easier to battle parahumans then to speak to a potentially wrathful woman. "I -- uhh.. Figured you could take the camera AND the money. I know it's nothing compared to...um, anyway just take it." He grimaced at his own awkward behaviour as his eyes flickered between Aisha and Vivio.