Asriel listened to Colby as he spoke about how the school system was unfair, and how he wanted to change that by using her incident as a means to having something done about it. She nodded to herself as she listened, when he was finally done speaking she sat in silence for a moment before speaking herself.<br/><br/>"Yeah, sure. It sounds like it would be fun. Maybe it will even get me back into school." She shrugged even though he couldn't see. "Who knows. But yeah, you can write your essay about me." She thought for a moment. "I assume that the principle told you to leave school early, do you want to meet up after dinner and discuss some things about it?" She asked as she laid on her back on her bed, her white hair sprawling out all around her. She spun the phone chord around her finger as she waited.<br/><br/>-----<br/><br/>A while passed and Toriel had made a sandwich for Asriel. She knocked on the door, but when her daughter didn't answer, she gave a defeated sigh and left the sandwich on the floor outside the door.<br/><br/>-----<br/><br/>Meanwhile next-door, Undyne was hanging around with Sans and Papyrus. She lounged on the chair, her legs hanging off the other side. She pressed the channel button on the remote, flipping from channel to channel. She finally groaned in aggravation and dropped the remote on the floor next to her. She tossed her head back and gave an exasperated sigh. "There's nothing to do today!" She groaned loudly in anger.