She was silent as she stepped inside. The rain was beating her, and beating her hard. She had naught but a messenger bag, and her jacket. No umbrella, and it wasn't hard to tell that she'd likely be soaked beneath the denim jacket she wore. She sighed lightly before looking outside again, not wanting to head out there. She knew she wouldn't be able to wait out the rain though.

Sure enough, a couple minutes later, one of the employees approached her.

"I'm sorry miss, but you can't stay here unless you're ordering something." They told her. She sighed and nodded.

"All right." She said, obviously not the most impressed by it, but understanding the reasoning. She approached the location to order, looking over their menu, before placing an order. Or ... at least trying to. When her card was declined for the payment, she sighed, changed it to something far smaller (a muffin) and paid with what little cash she happened to have on her at the time. With her muffin in hand, she made her way over to where she could sit.

Taking a seat, she realised she didn't have long in there, only about twenty minutes, before they would be ushering her out. She'd take what she could get for the moment, at least. If nothing else, she was out of the weather for a few minutes.

As she sat down though, the one across the way got a good look at her face, and how thin it was.

As the order was brought to her, she just sighed lightly.

"Thank you." She said to the one who brought it out to her, knowing that she really couldn't do anything. It was b ought and paid for, and obviously the one who had gone up there - as she could see the till - didn't want it.

She looked over to him, nodded her thanks, before almost hesitantly starting to eat some of it. She was hungry, but she also hurt. There was hope in her being able to stomach the entire meal for the moment, and she knew that. So she'd eat what she could and hopefully be able to take it back to her dorm.

She sighed as he approached and said what he did. She just motioned for him to take a seat.

"I'll survive." was he ranswer.

"And thank you." She added. "I really do appreciate it. What can I do in return for your kindness?" She asked, ehr voice curious, level, and calm. he could still pick up on the pain though.

It almost seemed like this was par for the course.

She just sighed lightly.

"I know." She said, agreeing with his comment about how she shouldn't be in the downpour.

"I'm not going anywhere specific for the moment, though." She added.

"I'm more just ... wandering. Trying to avoid going back to school." She said with a shrug. That was something that, in theory, wasn't odd. Someone avoiding school and all.

"Well, that happens." She commented.

"I'm not sleeping the best due to my studies." She continued before sighing.

"My professor is really anal and it's taking its toll." She added, hoping that he would believe her well enough. It wasn't entirely a lie, but it also was.

"That... is definitely good to know." She said after a moment or two.

"I would appreciate knowing where I can go to study, if you would be so kind." She added.

"A brief reprieve from the hell I endure back at my dorm would be lovely."

She just motioned for him to take the seat he requested.

"Yeah. I'm... Not the popular kid in school." She told him simply and honestly.

"And young adults with money can be... Absoktelg horrible people."

She just sighed, not answering him for a couple of minutes. She was weighing whether it jot it would be such a good idea to tell him tht information, but in the end decided it'd do no harm.

"Harvard." She told him honestly.

"law."

"Kalin Kiczys." She responded with after a couple of seconds, and with a soft smile.

"And yes. It really is, as you put it, a hell of a program. I am thoroughly enjoying it. My classmates on the other hand, I am not."

Kalin just sighed, again.

"They don't like an eighteen year old coming and up staging them." She answered honestly.

"it's primarily because I'm younger than they are that they don't like me. I've heard it said that if they want to let highschool ears into the school, then they will act like it's a highschool"