Looking up at the taller girl as she confirmed that she was also here to meet with a representative from the school, Abbie gave her a bright smile when she asked for her name, and introduced herself as Veronica. Well, it was nice to know that she hadn't just plopped down next to a complete stranger who also didn't even have anything to do with why she was here.
"I'm Abigail! But you can just call me Abbie." Abbie answered, turning just a bit in order to hold her hand out to Veronica in an invitation for a shake. "Nice to meetcha!" She added with an easygoing grin.
Continuing down the path through the park with his suitcase rattling along unevenly on its wheels behind him, Kurt glanced up after a short while and finally spotted the weeping willow that he had come here for. And from the looks of things, he was far from the only one here expecting someone. Noticing this, he just gave a heavy sigh to himself. Great. Other people. This day just kept getting worse and worse.
Resisting the urge to grumble to himself, still sour about the taxi driver's blatant overcharging, he just turned off the path and rattled his suitcase over to the nearest available tree. What he failed to notice in the midst of his internal complaining was the girl on the opposite side of the tree's trunk, with some sort of cable plugged into her neck, busy reading a physics book. Drawing his things up beside himself, he just stood them upright and then leaned one shoulder against the tree, reaching a hand up to scratch at his neck quickly, before crossing his arms unhappily.
"I'm Abigail! But you can just call me Abbie." Abbie answered, turning just a bit in order to hold her hand out to Veronica in an invitation for a shake. "Nice to meetcha!" She added with an easygoing grin.
Continuing down the path through the park with his suitcase rattling along unevenly on its wheels behind him, Kurt glanced up after a short while and finally spotted the weeping willow that he had come here for. And from the looks of things, he was far from the only one here expecting someone. Noticing this, he just gave a heavy sigh to himself. Great. Other people. This day just kept getting worse and worse.
Resisting the urge to grumble to himself, still sour about the taxi driver's blatant overcharging, he just turned off the path and rattled his suitcase over to the nearest available tree. What he failed to notice in the midst of his internal complaining was the girl on the opposite side of the tree's trunk, with some sort of cable plugged into her neck, busy reading a physics book. Drawing his things up beside himself, he just stood them upright and then leaned one shoulder against the tree, reaching a hand up to scratch at his neck quickly, before crossing his arms unhappily.