Lexeo looked at her. "I'm not wearing it so I don't fucking care." He said seriously. He was so not reading, signing, or returning damn papers. He shrugged. He really wasn't afraid of the dean. He looked at her. "Whatever." He said simply. "Trust me...I'll hesitate to ask because you so drone on." He said sharply. He didn't like her attitude and he would make sure she knew it. Miss Priss was also a bitch apparently. He looked at her. "WHATEVER MISS PRISS! I DO NOT WANT ANYONE CATERING TO MY WISHES! LEAST OF ALL MISS ATTITUDE!" He yelled. Standing up and jerked up the damn packet. "Don't even want to fucking be here. Now I gotta deal with a goody two shoes know it all with an attitude problem. What the fucking hell." He said loud enough for her to hear.<br/><br/>Opening the door and slammed it as he entered. "Fucking hell. I just wanna go home. Not be in a school full of stuck up women and damn guys who act gooder than a saint before christmas." He threw himself down onto the bed. Throwing the packet on the floor. He looked at the wall that was her room. Then looked back up at the ceiling. He looked at the room. "This sucks. I just want to be home." He said. Sighing a bit. "Then miss attitude had to go and make the worst day of my life even crappier. She doesn't know what its like not to be welcome at home. I can't help taking after my dad. Sending me far away isn't going to fix whatever he thinks is wrong with me." He said. Talking loud enough it went through the thin walls. "Worst of all I don't know anyone in this damn country."<br/><br/>He heard his mothers voice. "I'll try to be nicer to her but its hard being nice to a mortal when they have such arrogant attitudes. Yeah she was cute." The woman's voice saying other things. "Why can't I come be with you mom? I don't want to be in a school with people who are gonna judge me for being not human." Sighing and nodded his head. "Yeah cuz Grandpa Zeus agrees with Grandpa Odin. I'll talk to you alter." The pattern on the wall turned back into symbols before vanishing. He sighed a bit.