Aiden sighed, as his foot tapped the floor in the same rhythm of the music that was playing in his headphones, his arms crossed. The cafeteria was peaceful during class time, and he often found that it was a wonderful place to be, when the feeling of his classmates and his teachers became too much to bear. He didn't dislike what he was - he had made peace with himself a long, long time ago - but that didn't mean he sometimes found it unbearable. And today, this was one of the times.<br/><br/>On his way to school, there had been an assault on the bus, and the amount of pure fear that he had felt at the time had been overwhelming. The thief was very afraid too, his hand visible shaking, and when Aiden had looked at him, intensifying that fear, the man had jumped off the bus and ran away. The scene had been quite ridiculous, to tell the truth, but then, the emotions had been raw and real, and too intense, and when Aiden had arrived in the school, he was feeling light headed already. So he had skipped class, and found himself a comfortable spot on the cafeteria and remained there, clearing his head, listening to a soothing music and just relaxing.<br/><br/>That was cut short when a class began to enter the place, and Aiden grunted, annoyed at the interruption. There had probably been some problem with the teacher, and the class had been told to go. It didn't help with his annoyance, though, specially since most kids were exhaling so much apprehension at the time, making his heart tight again at the influx of emotion. Aiden tightened this grip in his arms, staring forward, the anger clear in his face. He had just wanted a moment of peace, but of course that was too much to ask for, wasn't it?<br/><br/>Sighing, the man tried to focus on the different emotions he was feeling. There was a couple who were very close to each other, and Aiden raised an eyebrow, amused, as he watched them look around to see if anyone had seen it. However, he soon stood up, and Aiden followed him with his gaze, turning his whole body towards him when he saw that a fight was breaking over in a table. The man frowned, but stayed back. If he tried to break every fight that happened in a high school, he wouldn't do anything else anymore. So he tried to just interfere if it was turning ugly.<br/><br/>Which didn't, mostly because a teacher interfered. It was clear by the behaviour of the bigger boy that he was doing it to impress the girl besides him, and Aiden huffed, rolling his eyes. Boys could certainly be stupid sometimes. But what picked his interest, though, was the feeling he was get from the boy who had been picked on. He was... having fun. Although Aiden could certainly see the amusement in the situation, it felt that somehow this was a little disrespectful, specially since the other had tried to help. However, it wasn't his place to interfere.<br/><br/>After that, the tension seemed to dissipate from the room, and Aiden sighed, relaxing. At least now he wasn't being overwhelmed by the same emotion by all sides. So Aiden just decided to watch what the two boys would do now. He wasn't going to class at that point, anyway.