Shawn smiled and nodded when he was told that he would be taught it properly, and it stayed there when he realized that Aki didn't react like he did when his size was poked at. For now, he'd just have to call him giant, until something better came along, which he could only hope for. It didn't sound as nice as what je was called, at least, he thought so.<br/><br/>His eyes were slow to drift closed when he felt the hand stay in his hair, but let out a grumble as he was essentially being kicked out. But with good reason, when the D.A. (Dorm advisor) came on his rounds to check the boys were in their rooms alone, at least they wouldn't get in trouble, and his father wouldn't hurt him in knowing the older boy was in his dorm. He slowly opened his eyes to look up at him as he reached up to fix his hair as he slowly got to his feet. "Thank you... For the mp3." He told him softly as it found its way into his left pocket, with everything for it. "And um, can I take the books now?" He asked, peeking out the little crack he'd created in the door. He really didn't want someone seeing him and sending word to his brother. "Sneak back hour." He muttered, frowning as the soft giggle of a girl went past the crack of the door. There was no denying, however stealthy he was, someone would catch him on his way to his room. He glanced over "Never mind, give 'em to me tomorrow." He said, his dress shoes off in a flash to be held in his hand, he poked his head out the door and then was gone just as quickly.<br/><br/>Shawn ran without a sound down the hall in his socks, away from Aki's room to the stairs and was half way to his room before someone caught him, literally. One of the other boys had just finished a shower and was the wall who'd caught him as he ran full force into them. "Little Shawn?" His face went red, seeing this boy in only a towel. "I am not little!" He shot back quickly, and broke free to quickly get down the last few doors and in his room. He locked the door, and slid down it, breathing heavily as he tried to calm his racing heart. He left his shoes by the door and had was retrieving the mp3 from his pocket with the headphones to fall into bed and fall asleep listening. He wasn't aware, in his hasty retreat to not be seen, he'd not only left the books, but his hat and tie behind too, sitting neatly on the older boys desk.