The same voice was heard and she tensed up. Closing her eyes tight as she had been trying to ignore the laughter, she found that it wasn't present anymore. Which was what brought her to turn. She wondered what could have possibly gotten them to stop. Finding him standing there with her things, she wasn't sure what to say or do. She checked the other girl's eyes to see what it was that had gotten their attention to change, and it was apparently him. Then she did a double shot and connected the dots. Her things had fallen out! She drew her bag in front of her and held it close as she examined it. Turning away when she realized how stupid she must look. Trying to force herself to look back up into his eyes as she had been slapped across the face enough times to keep her remembering how disrespectful it was to do otherwise.<br/><br/>She shook her head to him in response to his question. Not wanting to acuse any of the girls and have them get on her case some other time for doing so. She swallowed hard as she looked him straight in the eye. Standing up straight, tucking in her blouse a bit just to be sure there wasn't any other reason the girls might have been laughing.<br/><br/>She shook her head yet again when he said she looked cold. Faster when he took off his jacket. Cringing and trying to become as small as possible in order to avoid it's landing on her shoulders. She started to lift it back off. "Please... no..." She whispered quietly.  "If it is the city library it is down four blocks, down Finchester road at the very end there. The school library is inside down the first hall, second door on the left. May I go now?" She asked, looking to her things then to him. Pulling her brunette hair out from under his jacket to let it settle on her chest so that it would not get caught on anything, she tried to breath as steadily as possible. So that she would not fall into a panic attack. The sun shining upon her eyes showing the distinct hue of blue that settled in them. She squinted her eyes as she wanted to move out of the direct rays she stood in or at least turn around, but more of her had her standing as still as a soldier in fright. "I need to start walking." She added on with a more urgent tone. As she in truth was not allowed to ride the bus on any account.