"Fancy meeting you here."

"Same. Come here often?"

"Few times a week. You?"

"Just started."

"Hopefully I'll see you around more, then."

"Let's see!"

What is econ class like?

It's interesting! Ish! It's still high school but as high school lessons go it's pretty cool.

Good. Can't have bad econ classes.

Well, they could, but.

And then they're free for the rest of the day.

"I was going to take a look at extra-curricular activities," he tells Dayo. "Are you in any?"

"Track, although being as tall as you are probably counts as cheating."

Snort. "Cheating is what losers call an advantage they didn't have. At any rate, I generally prefer practicing sports on my own."

"What sorts of sports do you like?"

"Are you still flirting?" asks Jessica, walking up to them.

"I am not really into interactive sports. Generally, running or swimming, mostly stuff that I could do on my own when I suddenly have free time in my hands."

"We are just talking," he tells Jessica.

"Believe it or not, we are," she confirms. "Track's only competitive, not cooperative, so you could do that. Or something other than sports I guess."

He thinks - it looks like an oddly weighted decision. "You know what? There is no harm in trying out for the track team."

She beams. "Awesome."

He beams right back. "Now, how do we sign up for tryouts?"

"—well, tryouts were two weeks ago but I guess you talk to the team captain?"

"Huh, fair enough."

"I can introduce you."

"If you don't mind."

"Okay, we have practice tomorrow, I can bring you with me."

"Great! I probably should take a look at the other various clubs as well."