[@Midnight Howl] [@Filthy Mudblood]

[h3][color=silver] | Andreas | [/color][/h3]

Andreas checked his phone under the desk, keeping it as covert as possible - the last thing he needed today was to have that taken off him as well. No pings, messages, nothing. [i]'Come on.'[/i] He thought to himself sliding the phone back into his jeans, it didn't take long for his attention to be lost on the window again. Truth be told, Andreas' mind had been so steadfast on taking no heed of his surroundings he hadn't noticed Sarah's late arrival, nor her previous absence.

He moved slightly, squirming as something small dug into his ribs, it wasn't the force rather just the unexpectedness that caught him off guard. Taking a moment to collect himself, Andreas slowly turned in his seat, arm lurching over the back a scowl spread across his face. The scowl quickly turned into a blank expression, reminiscent of his brain at that moment in time. That grin that she always called goofy, it wasn't easy to forget - not that he'd be able to forget one of if not his oldest acquaintance and certainly one of his only friends. 

[i][color=yellow]“No fading into space this early in the morning.”[/color][/i] She chimed, the usual antics living up to her usual rhetoric.

[color=silver]"Hey."[/color] Andreas started, a thin smile pulled at the corners of his lips - it was impossible for him to keep a straight face around Sarah. [color=silver]"Where were you?"[/color] He teased, his attention jumping to the clock for a moment before back to his friend, almost no time had passed at all since the beginning of school. He wondered if this day was ever going to end, that was the problem with waiting on something (especially replies); time always seemed to pass much slower when you needed it to hurry along. Andreas shook his head, almost subconsciously, [color=silver]"Boy, is it good to see you."[/color] He whispered and that was it, the smile that had been tugging surfaced, thin lips parting slightly revealing some of his teeth. He'd always felt he had an awkward smile but perhaps it was the thought of it being awkward that lead to it being so, he guessed. Thoughts working their ways into actions and things like that. His eyes flicked to Roxy who Sarah was sitting beside, the smile subsided as he remembered himself and those self-demeaning thoughts played on his brain like a pianist - an expert one too.

[color=silver]"I didn't see you over the summer..."[/color] Andreas paused and with a shrug piped up, [color=silver]"Andreas the Hermit."[/color] He added, raising both eyebrows in a joking manner.