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Kaitlyn kicked halfheartedly at a snowdrift, knowing that she should be acting unhappy about the weather, but somehow not quite able to pull off the act. She didn't mind the cold, and it certainly cut down on the number of people outside. The corners of her mouth twitched upward in spite of her efforts.

She hesitated, checking furtively for other cold weather enthusiasts out of the corners of her eyes, then flopped happily down in the snow, her fair hair forming a sort of pillow under her head. She really didn't get outside enough. This was perfect. Unconsciously, her white-gloved fingers started tapping their way across the powdery snow on either side of her knees, flying across imaginary keys.

Alexander noticed a girl flop down in the snow. It was an unusual sight, as she seemed to be unenthusiastic about the snow initially, but then suddenly flourished in the cold weather. He smirked at her actions, rather amused by her childish nature. Walking up to her, he talked as he walked. "What are you up to?"

Ava shrugged, her first reaction to say no, she hadn't even heard the name, but a thought came to her, and she did remember overhearing a female student talk with one of the other nurses about a "mysterious rogue" whose name was Alexander Blackburn. "I've only just heard of him," she replied, nonchalantly. "Not enough to claim that I know him."

Kaitlyn froze as an amused male voice cut through her snow-induced haze of happiness, her heart rate speeding up in preparation for fight or flight. How had she not seen him? She'd checked... This was what came of spending time outside! She should have gone with her gut and stayed in the dorm room with her laptop and a cup of hot chocolate, she realized, trying to force down the panic fluttering in her stomach as she gingerly got to her feet again.

She didn't bother with brushing away the snow that covered her back and encrusted her hair and glasses, and she certainly didn't look up to see exactly who the boy was. Instead, keeping her eyes fixed firmly on the snowy ground, she shook her head dumbly, turned, and began walking quickly back in the direction of her dorm. Please don't follow me! she pleaded silently, Don't come after me to find out what's wrong. This was a mistake, so just let me get the hell out of here!

Ava could only stare as the president of the university walked away. She suddenly became skeptic. How would he know that one of the students would come in her office with an injury? Her investigative side taking over for a moment, she began to wonder if he would be the cause of the injury. She knew, logically, one can't predict someone else's injuries unless they were to be the ones causing the injury.

Putting her unfinished bag of apple slices in her lunch bag, she stood up. It was getting late, and she wanted to head home before the snow got any worse. First, however, she had to make a quick stop at her office; she had left her coat there. Thankfully, the halls weren't very crowded, making her journey easy and quick. Upon the arrival to the door of her office, she went for her keys in her nurse's coat pocket, glancing down the hall at a sudden burst of laughter that came from a couple students down the way. She unlocked her door, and walked inside. She didn't bother to turn the light on, for she wasn't planning on staying too long, and she knew where her coat was.

Zach shoved his hands into his pocket and raised an eyebrow. "Well might as well..." He followed after her, slipping in just in time before the elevator door shut with a ding. "So, anywhere in particular?"

David walked outside and sat down on a bench silently then pulled a hand held game out of his pocket and began to play it.Fifteen minuets later he put it away and went back inside the university.He went back upstairs to his dorm room and went to bed for the day.