#justanarm

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It wasn’t very often that Mei found herself being contacted by previous professors, much less asked for her cooperation with a freshman class. Yet, here Mei was at the front of the classroom, smiling as the professor explained the upcoming robotics competition.

She wasn’t even sure if anyone was staring at her, but she could feel her teeth gritting together behind closed lips. She felt uncomfortable just standing here, people staring at her. But the competition seemed like fun. It was for college students, teams of two--the team had to consist of an upper-level student and a lower-level student.

This could be fun.

After the explanation, the professor paired the people up based  on his observations and the people he believed would be a fitting team. Mei stared at the girl in front of her, two pairs of brown eyes staring at equal height. She smiled. First impressions must always be positive.

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During Haruhi’s time here at TTU, the library had become one of, if not her absolute, favorite place to study. People normally kept the noise level down and Haruhi didn’t find herself being overly distracted like she had in past study environments. Sadly, she wasn’t able to continue studying here for the day. There were things that needed to be done back at her dorm. Like she needed to eat dinner, get a different book... there was just so much.

And she was nearly done with this paper. She was as good as done, and a break would do her good. Right? Right.

After she packed up her various belongings into the backpack, Haruhi made her way down the stairs and toward the building’s front entrance. The brunette could already feel the freezing air outside, a draft probably coming in from the front door. As she looked out the front door and saw the current state of the outside world, she inhaled a deep breath. Snow normally wasn’t an issue. She had gotten some in Japan. But the amount of snow, combined with the impeccable wind, was a problem.

There was no way she could traverse across campus. The snow in the sky was too thick that she couldn’t even see the steps of the library, much less the rest of the campus.  

“Great..”

He clearly hadn’t thought this through. If Ken had paid any attention to the weather report for the day then perhaps he would have known about the current downpour, and yet... here he was. The library wasn’t the worst place to be stranded at, but it always gave him the dreadful feeling of needing to study something whenever he was there.