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Thank god Adam wasnât claustrophobic, because everyone was packed in the Frida Kahlo room like sardines, all itching to get something out of the punch bowls, or to literally stop and smell the flowers. He couldnât blame them, it was an incredible feat and the art students were insanely clever for putting this all together. He helped install some fixtures in the Basquiat, so he did get a glimpse ahead of time at some of the attractions that they had planned, out of sheer curiosity, but he had to stop himself or heâd spoil himself - and thank god he did, it was worth the wait. Adam decided that heâd try to work his way around the crowd, and push through the gaggle of students hovering so close to the exits, before someone backed into him, causing him to bump into another - someone he recognized.  âOh, hey, Monet!â he greeted, with a smile, taking a breath when he was finally given some extra space.  âHow was your summer?â *// @moneyjonesâ
It was safe to say that thanks to her few shifts dancing in the Jean-Michel Basquiat room, she hadnât been engaged in any of the wild parades of people drinking and getting lost in it all. She was relieved though to be able to enjoy everything now, taking her time in each room and the mastery of arts that followed each intricate design and placement of items. Radcliffe and Horton students had a way about them in the arts, that much could be agreed upon for both. The brunette was caught off guard by the gentle bump, though it was merely to be expected in all the tight quarters of each room. The familiarity of the face however was actually pleasant, Adam always having been the type that didnât get on his nerves by the mere sight or conversation with him. âHey, Adam. It was all right, sort of just happy to be back in classes honestly.â She offered an easy smile and nod, pushing a few curls from her eyes. âYou go through all the rooms yet?â














