"It wasnt, no. It seems our parents decided to take notes on each other's way of dealing with our soul mate marks, when my parents found out they wondered what kind of person i was to say that to my future wife, and immediately become ten times more strict then they already had been, which is saying a lot.
I've managed though,."
He put a hand to his neck, "Look, I'm sorry for what i said earlier, okay? I'm sorry for giving you that mark.."
Hannah felt her face heat up when he referred to her as “his future wife” before she looked up at him. “Yours blame you for what I marked you with? Or just for you saying “frick off”?” she wondered, remembering that she quoted her mark when she ranted. “I’m sorry about that too. … Do your parents say they do that for your own good too?” she asked thinking back to the numerous times her parents had used those words on her.
"They blame me for saying the things that lead to me getting the kind of mark i got, also they think that your destinated to be with your soulmate no matter what even if soulmates don't love each other, honestly it's best we pretend this interaction didn't happen, you don't want to know my parents. If they find out i met my soulmate they will flip and demand to meet you, it's not a fun process".
She nodded a little, understanding his answer. “Aren’t we though? I mean, if soulmates weren't destined to be together, then why would we have these marks?” she asked trying to reason her way out of his slightly confusing comment. “Yeah… Meeting my parents wouldn't go well for you either. It would be like the worst interrogation you could imagine.” she agreed with a rueful chuckle.
"Do you honestly want to be with the guy that said frick you?" He crossed his arms as he looked at her with an eyebrow raised almost completely serious.
“Well… No, I guess but other than that, we don't really know each other that well yet either.” she pointed out with a small shrug. “I don't think I even know your name. I know I've seen you around but… that's practically nothing.”
"You can have what my friends call me, and that's about it. They Call me Kazoo, or just Kaz." He shoved his hands in his pockets. "You aren't getting much else out of me, what are you gonna tell?"
“Well, my name is Hannah and I don't actually have a nickname.” she told him, though she certainly wasn't going to call him by his first nickname. Kaz at least sounded normal.
"Well then Hannah i guess it was nice to meet you." He held his hand out for a hand shake, a lazy grin on his face.
“Nice to meet you too, Kaz.” she nodded with a small polite smile as she accepted the handshake.
"mhm." He nodded letting go of her hand, then he glanced around the school hallways. "Well, Hanna, what's your next class?"
She blinked for a moment at the question before remembering where they were, and that they were both going to really be late now. “Oh, shoot! Right. Uh, I have to get to English Lit.” she answered, as she checked to make sure she had all her papers as she stood up. “What about you?”
"English Lit? What you wanting to be a writer or something?" He tilted his head ever so slightly as she stretched, looking through out the halls. "Me? I was thinking about going to the roof."
She rolled her eyes with a slight chuckle. “Not professionally or anything. It was my parent's idea.” she admitted with a little shrug. “They think that taking the more advanced classes mean that I’m more likely to get a great career and hopefully meet someone there…” Hannah blushed at the implications now that she met her soulmate. “Oh! You have a free period? Lucky.”
"Who said i had free period?" He chuckled a little bit putting his hands behind his head as he leaned back slightly, moving to walk backwards. "You wanna come? Of course if your not too goody two shoes."
“Oh…” her eyes widened at the implications as she gave a small nod of understanding. She couldn't help but feel her face warm at the invitation as well as the name-calling. On one hand, she was a very responsible student and had never missed a class unless she was sick. But at the same time, she would admit that this class was not a favorite. In fact, it was pretty boring… and she admittedly wanted to know more about Kaz since they were soulmates. “I guess missing one class wouldn't hurt too much.” she said a little hesitantly as she took a few steps to catch up with him.
"Wow and she actually decides to join, shocker." He grins at her before moving to use the exit door and use stairs up to the roof and then just go and lean against the roofs edge and look down from it and wait for her.
Her blush darkened at the teasing, but she continued to follow him. “Oh wow…” she breathed when she noticed the view from the roof. “I knew the school was tall but this is amazing…” she commented as she joined him at the edge.
"Yeah, it's a great view from up here. And not a lot of people dare come up here because our school is so tall." He smiled out into the view, sitting on the edge.
“And probably because we're not supposed to be up here.” she added with a soft chuckle. It was a beautiful view but honestly, she wondered why schools had roof access like this when it seemed to just encourage this kind of behavior. She knew it was really for emergencies but…
"So? No staff ever come up here, not that i ahve ever seen so it's not that big an issue." He moves to look at her from the edge of the roof.
“I’ll have to take your word on the staff but there are still rules saying that students aren't supposed to be here.” she pointed out, smiling a little at him. “But I suppose if we don't get caught then we should be fine, right?”
"Can't get in trouble if they don't know your doing things against there rules also you see that?" He points at a security camera. "It's a fake, only there to be up to code encase an inspector were to double check."
She laughed a little at the point he made and nodded. “I guess so but it sounds like you ripped that line off from Aladdin.” she teased. “I’m familiar with dummy cameras but I didn't know that the school had any.” she said, glancing at the camera he pointed out. “At least they don't have any real ones up here.”
"I did no such thing! Also what's wrong with Aladdin? It's a great movie either way." He smirked, looking slightly hurt as he got up from he was sitting and walking over to her a little bit. "Yeah, well I'm surprised you know about the dummy ones but also not surprised. A lot of people do, just don't know where they are located."