Elizabeth had ran straight out, easily slipping past anyone that might've gotten in her way. She would trust Aleksey's word, though she didn't know the hell why. She was positive that his whisper that morning before he left, those three words, they had been false. No one says that, then completely ignores someone.<br/><br/>But when she did run out, she ran straight to the oak tree Aleksey's little group always sat under. And when she got there she plopped right down against the ground with her back against the bark of the trunk. He'd see her, she was positive. But some part of her doubted that he'd actually come. She could remember watching the day he got back- He had strode right past her. Wouldn't he just do the same again?<br/><br/>Elizabeth could hear the fire alarm get pulled, and she assumed it had been Aleksey right away. Rubbing at her upper arm and her shoulder a bit, she simply watched as people had ran out screaming, but she didn't really care. Her eyes were instantly searching for only one person. But she couldn't figure out why she'd still care for that one person.<br/><br/>It was like a ghost that haunted her- He never really was out of her mind. She'd hide the pain from herself, but it hadn't ever really been removed. It'd just been filled. Temporarily, for sure. Because she was still very nearly in tears, even trembling. Not so much because she was afraid, but because she was so confused, that for the second time, she didn't know what to do.