finding out the truth (tyson, harmony)

[Bailey Danvers]

Alone.

It was something that Bailey hadn't really realized she had been until Tyson wasn't around, which was fairly seldom. It seemed every time she turned around, there he was. Not that the girl minded any. It was actually kinda nice to have someone around. She hadn't really realized that she hadn't made any friends while she was here but she wasn't certain that it would have happened even if it hadn't been for Tyson occupying all of her time.

Bailz went through everyday the same way, everyday Tyson surprising her by showing up when he was least expected. It had been something that Bailz should be use to by now. Lately though, he seemed to keep a closer eye on her then normal. Mainly because of the whole incident that had happened a few days ago. Bailz really didn't mine the extra attention from him. It made her happy to know that she meant enough to him for him to keep tabs on her, as long as it wasn't all crazy obsessive. And it wasn't, at least not to Bailz. A few other people might have considered it a little crazy.

Crowded.

It was the first feeling that arrived to Bailz had soon as she entered the dining hall but it was lunch time so she should have expected it. Either way, she made her way to get something to eat. Even though she was hungry, she wasn't really sure how much of it she'd end up eating. Loud places were never her strong suit and today it was extremely loud. A little louder than usual, or at least Bailz thought so. When she finally spotted an empty table, she made her way over to it. Placing her tray down, she sat down too. As she looked at the food on her plate, she picked up the biscuit and picked at it for a few minutes.

After pretty much tearing it to pieces, eating very little of it, she opened her coke to take a sip of it. As she looked around, she half expected Tybaby to appear any minute and in many ways she wished he would. Either way, she just decided to chill there very a bit, though chilling wasn't something she'd be able to do. At least until some of the crowd cleared and she hoped that would happen sooner rather than later.