Jenna's class was boring but then it always was. math could only hold the hyper active girls attention for so long before she was tapping her foot incessantly yearning to go outside. As a child many teacher would just let her go finding her behavior to be distracting to the other student. She looked back on those days fondly, oh how she missed them. Her current teacher didn't take pity on her. In fact he even tried to get her to stay after class for a bit of extra help. She refused the offer and left as fast as she could without running.<br/><br/>Jenna walking out to the quad a light breeze making her flutter around her in the hopes of seeing Derek but he wasn't around. A bench provided her a seat while she pulled open her bag and fished out her seldom used cell phone. In truth she hated the thing. Sometimes she just liked to be alone cell phones meant you were never truly alone putting her desires at oddest with the rest of her social circle. As if to prove a point the screen came to life blinking out urgently that it had a text. She opened it and smiled lightly at the brief note from Derek asking her if he could take her to dinner. A smirk curled her lips as she sent him back a smily face rolling it's eyes and the word no. She couldn't even manage to put the thing away before it was flashing again and she opened Derek's reply,<em>Your cruel, c u @ 7</em>She replies with her agreement before putting the phone away.<br/><br/>Today was her slow day she had the math class and little else to do until an astronomy lab in the middle of the night. The teacher urged everyone to sleep but Jenna never did. Her lab partners shoulder made an amazing pillow. Instead she debated between her new batch of math homework and the practice field that she knew would be blessedly empty. It was no contest.<br/><br/>Pulling her cell phone back and zipping up her messenger bag she took the slightly wooded trial through the edge of the large city park. The trail felt as if she'd stepped into the woods and while it would take her three times as long to get there no one ever came this way save the occasional jogger or biker, certainly none of her friends eager to include her in some hair brained scheme.