So intent was Annie on the prize before her hazel eyes that she saw nothing else and no one else certainly mattered. As she rounded the corner of the corridor the professor had stepped out of the staff room, answered his phone and stood there smiling as he spoke into the handset. Annie was transfixed, thoughts whizzed through her mind as to who he could be speaking too and what about. She watched as his mouth quirked upwards, deepening the smile that she loved so much when her world was jarred roughly and she found herself colliding with a student she barely recognised.<br/><br/>Her eyes darted back in the direction of the staff room and with a relieved sigh she discovered that the professor was still standing there. An apology carried to her ears and glancing downwards she saw the blonde man gathering books that had fallen. It was simply in her nature to help and without hesitation she bent down to assist him. The skirt she wore stopped just above her knees but as her legs were long and slender, they had the appearance of going on for miles. Discreetly and in such a ladylike fashion, she knelt on her haunches to pick up two of the books. Glancing at the cover of one she saw the Criminal Law title and gave the young man another look as she past the books back. Her eyes darting always in the direction of the professor making sure he did not leave her view.<br/><strong>"That's okay no harm done"</strong>she smiled at him as she handed him the books back and stood up again,<strong>"I guess I wasn't paying much attention myself."</strong><br/>Again her eyes glanced away from him, the impression that he was detaining her evident.