James and Jake both turned their heads to the female's voice as her words directed to the older of the two. Jake was relieved that something had broken their uncomfortable silence, especialy by a girl who happened to be a knockout, while James regretted ever turning his head in the first place. It was exactly who he didn't want to see. "Ahhh Tasha... They have you doing it this year? Just my luck." He stretched his arms over his head and srood up straight. "The only way I could've misses you was if you were that cigarette that you're holding... I quit before the summer break." For a brief moment his eyes were fixated on her cigarette.<br/><br/>Jake raised an eyebrow as he watched his brother converse with the goddess in front of them. It was odd seeing James talk to her so coldy. He was usually nice to every pretty girl they met, knowing that most would potentially be a possible lay. James couldn't put his finger on why he was treating her differently. It was obvious that James new something that Jake didn't.<br/><br/>James turned his head to look at his younger brother who was in a state of awe as he looked at Natasha. Despie his negative feelings toward her, he couldn't deny that she was looking all kinds of good. The summer had done her nothing but justice. He shook his head, trying to rid his mind of his thoughts. The last thing he wanted was to fall into that trap again. "Seperate rooms." He finally answered. "Now if you'll excuse me, I'm going to go unpack ang get acquainted with the other students. He's all yours, Harpie. Later Tasha. Hope to never see you for the rest of the year." With that, James was gone, leaving his brother with the girl. Part of him felt he should have warned him, but he figured it was best if he didn't and let him find out on his own like he did.<br/><br/>Jake sighed, noticing how his brother didn't egen bother to say goodbye to him. He turned to the Russian female. "Tasha was it? I'm jake. What room will I be staying in?" he asked her with a friendly smile as he stuck out his hand to greet her.