A little while later, the soccer practice having ended, and the team left the field for the day, Chase finally woke up. The first thing he sees was the white ceiling, and he automatically knew where he was. He closes his eyes, and sighs, a little irritated with himself, but not really letting it get to him that much. Opening his eyes once more, he sits up slowly, a little sore from the fall he had taken. Only then did he notice he wasn't alone, but there was someone else there with him. A girl, sitting in a wheelchair. Was it the same girl from the field? She looked like her...but he couldn't be totally sure.<br/><br/>The nurse must have heard him wake up, because she was soon peeking through the curtains, a smile on her lips. "Hello there Chase. Good to see you awake again." She says this softly, as to not startle Wendy. "This young lady was concerned with how you were doing, she came here not too long after you arrived. Sweet of her to care, don't you think?" She said this because she had noticed the confused look on Chase's face as he looked at the girl. "Yeah...I guess it was nice of her..." He replies, not sure what to say at that moment. "Well, before you go, I need to check a few things." The nurse continues, and Chase nods. After she had checked his temp and other things, she said he was clear to go. "But...what about her?" Chase asks, looking at the girl again. "She'll be fine. You go on home."<br/><br/>"Um. Alright. See you." He waves, and leaves the nurse's office, feeling slightly bad that he had left that girl back in the room after she had come all the way to see if he was alright. He sighs, grabbing his bag which was set next to the door that led into the nurse's office, and shoulders it, before heading down the empty hallway. It was a weekend, so school wasn't in session. He leaves the school, and slowly makes his way down the front steps, wondering if indeed he should wait for her...The nurse said she would be fine...but he wanted to make sure. So, he sits down on the steps, leaning against the metal bar that served as a sort of railing.