When Jackson came out, Patricia had already been called into the office. He looked at the empty chairs and rubbed the back of his neck, wondering if she was in the office or if she'd been done and had gone. He considered leaving too, if that was the case. He didn't want to be waiting around for her if she'd already gone. He also didn't want to look like a creep by sitting and waiting for her.<br/><br/>"She's just in the office. Probably won't be too long, feel free to wait." Elaine piped up, smiling sweetly to him. She probably assumed they were an item, the way she looked at Jackson confirmed this.<br/><br/>"Okay." He nodded, taking a seat where he was sat before and pulling out his phone. He hadn't changed over his SIM yet, so he only had WiFi until he sorted that out. Otherwise it would be an expensive call home. He logged onto the University WiFi, tapping in his student number and password and waiting for it to log him in.<br/><br/>A number of notifications came through from social media, one of the names read "Stacey". He paused on it for a moment, reading the start of her message: "Hey, I really miss you and was..." that was all her could see, he'd have to open it up to read the rest. But did he want to know what she would have to say? Eyes lay stuck on the phone screen wondering what to do.