Kim Hansson
Kim was sitting there, amused to say the least. The teens talking, blushing and being adorable. In general she did not care at all, but this was too good to pass up. Even stranger was that she wanted to pipe in. Saying something in the lines of just kiss already. Or cheering or something. But instead she remained silent. This was way too awkward for her to get engaged into.
From her quick estimate, at least one of them were gay, probably both of them to be honest. And had a crush on each other. Things were getting complicated here in this little town. She glanced towards the other two who were chatting each other up. Then her gaze went towards the 'culprit' of this madness. She had seen that girl before, a while ago.
"I just want want something easy. A baguette or something similar? Along with a strong blended coffee." Kim leaned in a bit closer to him as the other boy was closing the distance. "And perhaps a kiss?" She smiled and looked at the hugger and tilted her head towards that one as in that the hugged one should kiss the hugger.
Kim leaned back once again and whipped out her tablet and started to play around with different designs for a servant robot which would help her out around the house. She tilted her head and put on a pair of glasses before laying down, her hands waving about in the air as she designed it through a holographic display.
Patricia Isaac
Pat smiled as Riley hugged her. She had not expected her to do so; she was just her teacher to the rest of them. Sure, they had met up a lot for a while under the guise of extra classes. While she was teaching Riley, they had spent most of the time cuddling, and just having a good time in general. "Hello Riley," she said with a soft smile despite her headache.
The comment though took her by surprise and she looked at Riley with a slightly confused, but happy expression. At the question she just nodded. She had prepared for a few days now. Getting her tent in order for her and Riley. Making sure her bike was safe enough to ride on. She had even scouted out the location and the way there to make sure there was nothing strange along the way. You could almost call it a slight obsession. She wanted everything to be just right.
As her breakfast came around she started eating with a blissful expression. It tasted absolutely wonderful to her right now. Normally it was good, but now it was awesome. She was so sunk into her meal that she barely heard what the teens were talking about. "I hope that food and drink dosn't include alcohol. You're all underaged, let me remind you." Pat said and turned around on her seat. "I may be your friend Riley, but I'm your teacher foremost.
She downed the coffee rather quickly before getting up. "I'll go and borrow a brush really quickly. Ok?" Pat said and walked up the stairs to the bathroom and bend down over the bathtub and let water wash across her hair before shampooing and then brushing a little bit before dying it, then brushing it again.
Pat looked at the mirror and smiled a tired smile. It would have to do for now. It wasn't horrible, but not good either. She rubbed her tired eyes and washed her face before making her way downstairs once again. "All right...let's head for the café?"