#jesse1

Nate wasn't sure what he was doing here. He knew he should have stayed out of his students' business. And clearly, whatever it was Jesse was doing, he was doing it for his own reasons. Nate didn't have to get involved with it. But he was an educator, and it didn't just involve teaching students. It involved worrying about their well-being, too. And he was afraid that if he didn't step in, he might not have had the chance to later on. When he heard the knock on his door, he readjusted himself on his seat before calling out. "Come in. And please shut the door behind you." He watched as Jesse seemed to reluctantly walk into his office, his eyes not leaving the man.

Brynn set her brush down on the raggedy old dresser that stood in front of her, letting her curly brown locks fall down her back. Her eyes wandered up to the mirror, where she gave herself a little reassuring smile before grabbing the things she needed and putting them in the bag she used to bring her stuff here. She had gone back to her house in the middle of the night to get the essentials, her phone, her notes, her journal, and the number one thing she wouldn't ever tell anyone about: her favorite teddy bear. She gave her teddy bear a quick kiss on the head before she put him into one of the drawers and locked it. Secretly, she did miss her home, and her brother. Yet there was something inside of her that said if she ever returned home, things would go insane. She felt as if this was where she was destined to be, she was never really a big city girl. She didn't like listening to the girls who constantly talked about clothes and jewelry. But there was no time to think about home, she had to meet Jesse soon, she surely couldn't keep him waiting at Starbucks by himself. He must've looked out of place when he went to Starbucks.