Alec pushed his wetted nose against the window in front of him, fogging up the glass as he breathed outward. His ears perked forward, the sound of the final bell ringing in his ears. He darted his eyes, barely registering the other humans as they bustled along the hallway and the loud slamming of lockers as the humans excitedly left the school for the day. He felt a slight breeze roll by, brushing against his fur gently; the bushes he hid in between tickled his side, though he ignored it, paying close attention as his owner emerged, walking alongside a male in the hallway inside the school. He walked along the outside of the school, the brick grazing his fur as he pushed against it, avoiding the rough feel of the plants. He stopped, focusing once more and watching as Eva continued walking, nearing her locker, her hair bouncing as she walked. He watched as she shook her head and he slightly raised his wolf eyebrow<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">What was that...</span>He thought before he was quickly pulled from his thoughts, a sharp pain growing at his tail. He turned around with a growl emanating in his throat and emerged from the under bush, his stance low and against the dirt, ready to pounce. "You KNOW you should not be on school grounds!" he heard a woman yell before he saw her. He opened his eyes wide with alarm and sat up straight, knowing better than to seem predatory. "What do you think you're doing here? You should understand the rules by now...." He sighed inside, ignoring the woman's nagging as she continued on, her finger pointed near his face, her voice shrilling in his ear, matching her obnoxious outfit and bright colour moon shaped glasses. He sat there quietly, though antsy as he began to register Eva nearby; her feelings highly alerting him with her displeasure. He continued to sit anxiously as the woman talked on, adamant on getting her point across. He was pleased as she finally dismissed him, with a angry, "Go away"<br/><br/>He turned away and eagerly began to run, Eva's emotions now seeming like screams in his head. He slowed down as he saw her standing within a group at the lawn, her back toward him. The three girls faced him, noticing him as he approached; one in particular rolled her eyes immediately and began walking away, with the other two following suit. He could hear their displeased whispers as they walked off, "Stupid dog."  "Had to just ruin it." Alec approached Eva and sat in front of her, happy to be away from the older lady. He moved his head back and to the side quickly as if to say, "Ready?"