Alex bent over to slide her notebook into her bag, then stowed the pencil and closed all the zippers. When she stood straight again, hefting the bag onto her shoulder, she had to blink a few times to clear a wave of dizziness.<br/><br/>When the spinning stopped she found herself standing there, watching Levi stare into the eyes of another girl. She was utterly confused. They'd just barely arrived in this place, and yet already he'd found a friend? She was apparently more than a friend by the looks of it. All of the times he'd told her that his kind were not allowed to have relationships must have been a lie. He'd told her those things because he didn't want to admit he didn't want to be her friend. He didn't like her. It was the more than she could handle. She'd lost her family, her home, and everything she knew.... and now it seemed she was losing Levi too. Feeling as though her life was over, she gulped down the knot in her throat.<br/><br/>"Well... you two have a good time. I'm going to get to class."<br/><br/>She stepped past them, weaving in and out of the students on their way out of the classroom, and disappeared. She didn't listen to anything around her, deliberately ignoring anything he might call after her. She needed to get out of here. The building was large and confusing, and she couldn't remember the way out. Assuming if she kept walking, she'd eventually find the exit, she picked a direction and headed that way, walking as fast as she could go without running. She refused to cry in front of these strangers, but if she didn't hurry, she wouldn't have a choice. She'd start crying either way.