"Okay then.. whatever you say," she replied, blushing slightly and putting her hands together behind her back. What was with him and complimenting her so often?<br/>She rose her eyebrow at his description of her mother's short conversation with him. "That doesn't sound like her at all, she usually just stays out of my business. I can never really tell if it's because she doesn't care or because she doesn't want to suppress me, but she's never gotten involved like that." She shrugged it off, though it confused her.<br/><br/>"..Abandoned college? Will wonders never cease? I bet Hoshi goes nuts over that place, there must be paranormal activity galore," she grinned. She would have to add it to the list of places to check out. It would thoroughly surprise her if there was nothing going on there.<br/>If the pool closed at dusk, that gave them plenty of time to enjoy being there. It had been a long time since she got to casually enjoy swimming; this would be a nice way to spend the day, assuming the college kids he was talking about didn't decide to ruin it.<br/><br/>When they pulled up, the sound of other people having fun was clearly audible. A small sigh escaped Yukiko's lips as she pushed the door of the car open, but she wasn't going to let the mere<span style="font-style: italic">possibility</span>of them being obnoxious spoil her good mood. No, she would save that for if they actually bugged her.<br/>"No problem. I'm used to ignoring people," she said with a slight laugh. After closing the door to the car, she started walking towards the entrance, taking the time to look around the area and memorize what was where. The layout made it fairly obvious where everything was, and there didn't seem to be anywhere you would pay, so she felt safe assuming that it was a free pool.<br/>"I'll head to the changing rooms, then. See you in a few," she called to him, waving her hand slightly as she walked off.