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Kev hadn't bothered to pay attention in class, either. He was too excited. In fact... he was making his own plans. He had kept a pad of paper out in front of him the entire time and had been doodling nothing at all conclusive. Just scribbles, really.

He glanced over, smiling, towards Marlow as he spoke. "Oh, no. I need to talk with him over lunch. Anyway, do you even know where he sits? Betcha don't," Kev replied with a half-grimace, have irresistable grin (eye roll included) to make it obvious what he thought of his brother's eating habbits. There were many students that ate out in the courtyard beneath the trees... but Will had been badgered so many times for cheat sheets and help that he had soon grown tired of it. Now he sat in the trees - and not even the ones in the courtyard. Oh, no. He sat way out on the outskirts of the campus in the trees bordering school grounds. Apparently it was 'the only quiet place in this school.'

Kev glanced the other over, smiling placidly. He rather liked the way Marlow dressed. "Oh, don't worry, I'm sure no matter what you wear Will either won't notice or will find some sort of ill comment... if you bug him enough. If you try too hard to impress him he probably won't like it. You know how many guys tried to catch a date with him last year? And he's also got about a bajillion female suitors.... Will just glares at them and says they're a bunch of phonies before he goes back to reading his book." Of course, had Kev been thinking, he probably would have been less discoraging - because, after all, he was going on the date. Not Will.

Hell no. At home? That would spoil everything. He quickly jotted down an adress and ripped the scrap of paper off and gave it to Marlow. "Meet him there, alright? Dad doesn't like visitors at home." Kev and Will didn't live on campus - they still lived at home (for now). But Kev had been trying to get a dorm on campus for a while (all he had to do was convince his father) and he just knew Will would follow. Because he always did. He glanced back down at the adress before adding, "It's a park. He really likes it there."

He then glanced Marlow over again once more. "Anyway, I think you like fine," he said, grinning and giving the other a small wink.

((My profile is like a harem: Everyone can post there except me. D: *dies of frustration* [plus everyone's all like 'we <3333333333 you Mie why won't you comment??' DDDD: ))

Kev nodded, and then stood up. "Right. Time for lunch, now, and for talking to Will!" Kev said. He had been hoping his comment might earn a kiss or something, but he supposed that might be too much to hope for.... Oh, well. Dreamers can dream, right? Anyway, he'd probably be getting more than just a kiss after school that day, as he told himself (with quite a smug feeling).

All in all, he didn't seem to be having any qualms at all about pretending to be his brother so he could get in a date with the guy he liked. Kev probably didn't have anything that even resembled a guilty conscience.

He shouldered his bag and walked out of the room with out any furthur talk. He made a stop at his locker for his lunch (which he made himself - he actually enjoyed cooking, although his father kept saying it was below him) and then made his way out to Will's favorite eating spot. His twin was already there (the guy was a speedy little devil). Kev climbed up after him and sat down on a handy branch.

"Hey. You got rehearsal today after school, right?" Kev asked.

Will glanced up at his twin from his book (and his sandwich, which Kev had made) and nodded.

"'Kay. I'm going out today after school. Mind if I borrow some some of your clothes? My new guy likes the good boy look," Kev said, grinning.

Will shrugged, which Kev translated as meaning "go ahead" and turned the page in his books. Kev's smile broadened and he leaned over to give his sibling a quick hug (with promises of many baked goods later in the week) and then scrambled out of the tree to go find someone else to sit with (maybe even Marlow, or someone else equally interesting).

((Lol, love the discription of English food.))

It was somewhere near noon when the cross dressing boy woke with a start. Although his body and mind was heavy with sleep, Kaori sat up in his bed and rubbed at his eyes. He looked at his watched and cursed softly, first in Chinese, then Japanese. "Kuso! I didn't mean to sleep for this long." He sighed and rolled off of the bed.

After a quick shower and a change into an unwrinkled kimono, Kaori got to work on arranging his things, however he was stopped moments later when his stomach gave a soft grumble. A small sweat-drop formed on the side of his head. "Mmm, food would be a good idea right about now." He took out his map and looked it over before folding it up and sticking it in his obi.

Kaori got many odd looks on his way to the caf, but he didn't care. He was used to odd looks. His slim brows frowned as he looked at the food that was available today. Finally, he chose milk, shepheards pie, and bread pudding. Now to find a seat.... He bit his lip and looked around, rising slightly on his toes so he could see better. Brown eyes lit up when he spotted the shaggy looking twin from earlier, the one who thought he was a girl. Kaori giggled softly at the memory and walked over to him.

"May I sit with you?" Kaori asked, giving him a bow.

((Welcome. :3

Only... it's not raining. D: Poor Will will (oops hehe) get soaked out there in his tree. And maybe even struck by lightning. D: ))

“Thank you very much.” Kaori smiled and started to bow again when the boy went off to deliver his message. Shrugging a bit, Kaori remained standing, waiting for the boy to return. Somehow, he hadn’t caught the other’s name when they met that morning, so he would be sure to ask for it this time. With an amused smirk on his face, Kaori watched as the shaggy haired boy began to play around with Marlow. Kaori suspected that the boy had a crush, but who wouldn’t have a crush on Marlow, he was pretty dreamy.

“That’s alright, I didn’t mind waiting…Er, how about you pick a place? I’m not really familiar with this place yet.” Kaori said with a smile. “Oh, my name is Kaoir. I don’t think I learned yours this morning.”

Chris walked around the campus, looking for a postman. He closed his book and tucked it in his bag. He ran his fingers through his blue hair, and looked left and right.

Maybe if he found one of the sempais earlier, then they'd point a direction. He sighed as he reached the front of the school. He had searched more than half the campus already, so he decided to finally ask someone in the main office. He turned up a path and started walking.