He looked at her. "It'll come to you if its meant to come to you." He said with a sigh. Watching her cheeks turn a bit red. She had a cute blush. Watching her as she moved. "I've heard of the place. Seen it but never been in it." He said honestly. He looked at her. "Anything is better than going straight home." He said. Not delving into details about it. He watched her tilt her head. Rubbing the back of his head. Had he really said that bit about ghosts outloud? He paled a bit and an invisible sweat drop went down the side of his head. Well that offically made this quite uncomfortable. He watched her smile instead of a negative reaction so he let out a silent sigh of relief. That was a good sign. Blinking as she spoke. "It doesn't sound nuts. There is a lot of things that aren't explainable by science." He said softly. Tilting his head a bit. "Sounds like a nice place. Doubt I'd fit in though." He said hesitantly. he didn't fit in anywhere according to his mother. Psychotic woman that she was he really didn't believe he fit into any one nitch. It was like he was lost in a world that didnt understand him. He blinked as she continued. "They'll warm up to you. Seems like everyone is in their own clicks. It'll take them time to let a transfer into their lives." He said honestly. "A lot of them have been going to school together since grade school. Change isn't something a lot of people enjoy." he explained. Looking at her then at his watch. He so didn't want the next class to be in just twenty minutes. He shrugged a bit. "I'll speak to anyone no matter what." He said softly. Except about what his life was really like. Those topics made him walk off. Leave the situation without answering. It was better he didn't share it. Nobody ever believed him anyways. Nobody cared. He faintly remembered his grandmother caring but she was the only one. He looked back at her. "So you going to Rhyne Dragon Tea House after work? I might come by if you are." He said after a long, long pause of silence.