Jay watched Ren walk off, and when he was sure that he was gone, looked back over at Raine.<span style="font-style: italic">The nerve of some people</span>he thought to himself. He shoved his hands into his pockets, walking toward Raine and leaning his back against the lockers a few lockers away from her. "And why shouldn't I?" he asked her, turning his head to glance at her a moment, then look away, resting his head against the locker and looking up at the ceiling. "I wonder why your brother has to irritate me so much like this... Saying that I'd be dead... He sure has a mouth to run..." he sighed. It was one thing for people to talk back to him like that, but Jay was being the nice guy and letting Ren go. If it happens again, clearly Jay wouldn't hold back. He was just as dangerous as any killer behind bars these days. What was so different about not thinking that Jay could just interfere again and cause trouble?<br/><br/>"So you have to deal with his crap at home, eh?" he asked, hitting the locker with the heel of his boot. "Use to be the same way for me..." he said, then turned his head to look at Raine again, his glaring eyes still looking at her now. "You just be careful..." he put in resumed to look at the ceiling, tearing his gaze away from Raine. Who knew he was so calm right now, even though he had practically ripped Ren away from Raine. Just one of those days, right? With that, he got up from the locker and started to walk off, heading to class which was Enviromental Science. The class wasn't far, maybe a door or two down, and the way the room was set up was with partners. The teacher had changed the seating chart around this semester, so Jay was sitting in the back of the classroom at one of the partner tables. His partner's seat, empty for now. He was curious to see who would be his partner, despite everyone fearing him for who he was. There were plenty of rumors about him too.