After school, Lexi walked out of the building and into the parking lot.  She was determined to just get into her car and drive home.  It was, of course, the sane thing to do.  After all, who went into the woods to meet up with some guy you just met that day?  It would be stupid to do that.  And besides, maybe he wouldn't even be there.  Maybe he had just been toying with her.<br/><br/>But she had a feeling that he'd be there.  And that he'd admit that he was her savior from the night before.  Maybe he'd have some answers to her questions.  She wasn't even sure that she needed the answers anymore.  She knew it was him, and he knew that she knew.  That should have been enough, but it wasn't.  She wanted to see him again.  She didn't even understand why, but she wanted to go into the thick copse of trees and learn more about Vician.<br/><br/>She got to her car and tossed her backpack and purse into the trunk and then walked around to the driver's side.  Glancing at the trees at the perimeter of the school's boundary, she chewed on her lip.  "Oh, for God's sake, Lexi," she muttered under her breath and turned towards the woods, her gait determined.  She slipped her car keys into her pocket and jogged across the field.<br/><br/>Ten minutes later, she was still looking for him.  The area behind the school was thick with trees and shrubbery, and she'd been looking for a while and hadn't found Vician yet.  Lexi felt foolish.  She had figured he wouldn't show up.  She wondered if he was having a good laugh with his friend at the thought of the stupid cheerleader, dressed in her uniform, pushing through the forest looking for him.  She hated being stood up.