Abra quickly, instinctively pulled her shirt to her bare chest as she heard Finley’s voice. “This is a girls locker room!” She exclaimed dramatically, feeling her cheeks grow red at the thought that he might have seen something without her knowing. “What can I help you with?” She asked in a small voice. “and can you wait outside til I get dressed?”

Abra felt herself when she heard Kai’s ringing throughout the empty pool. Stepping from the spot she had been hiding slightly, smiling gently at him. “Weren’t you the one who told me that I needed to live more?” She teased gently, waggling her eyebrows playfully at him. Already she could feel herself relaxing slightly now that he had actually showed up, there had been a small part of her that was worried he wouldn’t show up at all. “I figured we could have a nice late night swim,” she said softly, tugging at the tie on her dressing gown, letting it fall to the floor and revealing the bathing suit beneath, though she was somewhat concious being in one in front of him. “What’s up Harrington? Scared?” She teased.

It wasn’t in Abra’s nature to get nervous- cool and collected was the persona she had built up for herself over the years, but for some reason, whenever she thought about spending time alone with Kai, she would feel her stomach drop and her heart pounding in her chest, plus she was never one to break the rules which is why sneaking into the indoor pool after closing was also making her slightly nervous, but everyone deserved to live a little recklessly, every once in awhile, right? At least that’s what her sister had always told her. It had been a whim to invite Kai to the pool, but she’d been wanting to spend time with him since she’d returned back to school after New Years and she figured no one would bother them if it was somewhere they weren’t suppose to be. Tapping her bare foot nervously as she glanced at the now unlocked pool door, praying it was Kai that walked through and not someone else. One of the perks of being head of the events comittee was access to certain places and the last thing she wanted was having that right revoked before she even got to enjoy it. “Kai?” She whispered out, glancing around with wide eyes. “Is that you?”

Abra rolled her eyes. “Being overly apologetic makes you appear an easy target.” She pointed out seriously. Abra had always been curt, quiet and sneaking away where her sister had always been big gestures and bright smiles towards most people. “If it had been Kenzie, we’d be hearing about it for the next month,” openly rolling her eyes at the mention of the tall girl. “I’m free for the rest of the afternoon, I have some emails that I have to send for the events comittee but that’s it.”

Abra glanced up when she heard someone speaking, smiling slightly at Lucielle walking into her room. Abra chuckled lowly at her question, shaking her head. “Please, I wasn’t stupid enough to go out venturing when the avalanche warning hit.” She replied bluntly, she’d been completely unscathed from it all. “Of course everyone who did is walking around, acting like they are the first person to receive a broken bone.”

“Do you even have a sister?” Abra asked curiously, perhaps if she didn’t than that would explain why she didn’t quite understand why Abra would do something like that for Lennon. “My sister has always been the more athletic one.” Abra explained with a simple shrug, she was the one who had always been good at sport and athletic whereas Abra was more content spending her time inside with her instruments. “Cheerleading is probably one of the more dangerous sports, one foul move and someone’s neck could be snapped.” Abra replied, agreeing with the girl completely. “I guess people don’t see it as a sport because the girls wear short skirts and shake pom-poms.”

“I don’t actually claim to be anything- it’s people who tend to put words in my mouth.” 

Abra: come on Harrington, don’t flatter yourself too much.

“Worthy of me? That makes it sound like I’m sitting around judging everyone, which I am but not how they are not worthy of me. I’m just not desperate for attention like a lot of people are around here.” 

Abra: a lot of people do and than act surprised when I outsmart them.