<div align="center"><strong>~Claudia helping students~</strong></div><br/>Claudia lifted her delicately arched eyebrows in surprise as the girl, Summer, clarified that both of them missed the orientation. She didn’t allow her displeasure at this little bit of news show on her face since there was nothing more annoying than someone being late. It was one’s responsibility as a student to ensure that they were on time. Letters went out weeks ago for this day so there was no excuse in her mind. “Oh really? Don’t worry about it. No one is really doing much right now. I will have you guys where are supposed to be in no time, and don’t tell anyone I told you this but orientation is sort of boring and useless anyways.” The young male, Lucian, spoke and she didn’t bother listening to his request for her to call him by a nickname. Claudia didn’t believe in such things unless she was truly close with the individual. Her last statement caused a wicked smile to appear on her face before gesturing for them to gather their belongings and follow her.<br/><br/>“It’s nice to meet you guys as well. I hope that this won’t be the last time we run into each other. If either of you frequent the library, then you’re more than likely to see me again.” She smiled back at Lucian with genuine interest before beginning to stroll in the direction of the female dormitories. Claudia’s hips swayed naturally unlike some of the females who forced exaggerated movements to gain the attention of a male. The pace of her walking was slow since she was being considerate of them carrying their luggage, and she didn’t want them to feel hurried. Her eyes glanced around for anyone else who might have been left behind after Warwick’s dismissal earlier but didn’t spot anyone.<br/><br/>She was about to open the door to head out when she heard Summer say something about a prodigy. Her eyes flashed toward Lucian, waiting for an answer since she enjoyed classical music from time to time yet didn’t keep up with it ritually like her father. Claudia waited for his answer before opening the door, holding it with her foot, and then saying, "That's one of the things I love about Hawthorne. There are so many people that are nearly or are experts in their area of expertise. It truly makes our education a colorful and vibrant experience. Now there are negatives as well but I think the good outweighs the bad." Claudia glanced between the both of them. "I hope to see your recitals later in the school semester. Perhaps you two can perform a piece together?"<br/><br/>