Abby gasped when she felt a firm grip on her arm when she was suddenly whirled around. A scowl crossed her features and she jerked her arm out of his grip. A spark of rebellion lit up the little fire inside of her as he tried to be stern with her. Folding her arms over her chest, defiance shone brightly in her eyes as she leaned back against a nearby wall. "I never said I cared about first impressions. I should think you would have caught onto that by now," she snapped back at him.<br/><br/>As non-observant as she seemed, Abby had been noticing the struggle he was having around her. His eyes wavered ever so often in an attempt to not look at other parts of her body besides her face and he seemed to be very tense around her, as if she was setting off something inside of him. Something he would much rather keep down. A grin broke out on her face as she straightened up and began walking down the hall again, sight-seeing. "Oh but where's the fun in that Matthew? I would much rather call you by your first name... It's so much more... intimate," she commented a little cautiously. Abby was testing the waters with him, seeing what would push his buttons and how far she could take it.<br/><br/>Taking out her schedule, Abby scanned the page before going back up to her first subject. "History is my first subject. What subject do you teach?" she asked curiously, looking up at him with her stormy gray eyes. It was easy to see when she was planning something mischievous, her eyes tended to give away her emotions. A high-pitched dinging sound went off in her back pocket, making her pause to take out her black iPhone 4 and check to see who was calling her.<br/><br/>Suddenly Abby's playful mood disappeared and a look of dread took over her face. Turning off her phone, she winced knowing she would regret ignoring her father's calls later on this afternoon. Tossing her phone into her rucksack, she gave a half-hearted grin and turned to look up at Matthew. "Sorry, what were we talking about again?" she asked, acting as if everything was as good as it was when she got here.