Adell groaned and made a few sleepy noises of protest when Aris shook her awake. "Silas, just lemme'-" She turned her head towards Aris, though 'nodding off sideways' would have been a better way to describe the way she moved.<br/><br/>"Aris?" Her red eyes stared at Aris's face. It felt a little aggravating to her that Aris wouldn't leave her alone to rest for long enough. The sun was no easy foe to handle, and she needed every moment of napping.<br/><br/>"Aris wants us to talk to us in private," said Silas. He shrugged at Aris; whatever she had in mind was something he couldn't fathom. "Let's go to my room."<br/><br/>A cheeky smile spread across Alexander's face. "Aw, my little Silas is all grown up. Inviting 2 girls to his room."<br/><br/>Silas turned bright red. "No-no-no-no- this way!" Silas sped off from the pews of the church to an archway, veering off to the right into what Adell presumed to be Silas's room.<br/><br/>Snapping fully awake, Adell cocked her head at Aris. "We should follow him."<br/><br/>-------<br/><br/>Silas's room itself was decorated quite sparsely. A spring mattress on a wooden bed frame was pushed up to the side of the wall, next to a small window. A spartan wooden desk and chair sat next to the bed. Other than the two objects, there was just enough walking space for two people to squeeze through.<br/><br/>The kid himself bolted into the room, jumping on his bed and curling up. Him, date Adell, he wondered. She looked handsome, but he almost thought that there was some sort of passage in the Bible that forbade that sort of thing.<br/><br/>Not that Father Alexander mentioned it; the priest himself seemed so much more interested in preaching mainstream morals than reading from the Bible.<br/><br/>Adell followed in quickly, with Aris in tow. She took the seat at the desk quickly; she had been there enough times to know where Silas preferred her to sit. They had been friends for a year, and Adell quite quickly understood that Silas 'friendzoned' her. But she did not know if she had considered the same thing for Silas in her heart.<br/><br/>They were friends, and perhaps it was better to it to stay that way. She sighed mentally; a girl like her could never dream of love from the opposite sex.