She looked at him and frowned. He was such a stoic and less than emotional person. He didn't even get riled up by anything she said apparently. She was not sure if she was trying to piss him off. Or if she was trying to push him away like she did oh so very often to everyone else. He looked at her and sighed. He couldn't come to her house. It was a less than friendly atmosphere there. "Venice sounds cool." She says simply. She wasn't feeling very hungry but she played at actually eating. Her father told her she was fat. He put her down a lot as well as hurt her but she never told anyone. Never. Her mother was always too busy with work to pay any attention to what her husband was doing. She sighed a bit. Looking at him a moment later.<br/><br/>Looking at the windows and blinked at what she heard. Standing up and followed her project partner over to the window. Looking at the wolves with intense curiousity. Looking at Fang and listens while he talked. Watching as he walked out to the wolves. Watching the principle backing up quite a bit was rather humorous. Her eyes watched as people came and took the beautiful wolves back home. She had a faint smile that quickly faded. She loved animals. They were more trustworthy than people. They were safer too. Math class came and went. It was feeling like a long day and she wished it would be longer. She didn't wish to go back home but knew she would have to eventually. Her eyes and expression never changed as she tapped her pencil on the desk while thinking on a math problem.