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<blockquote data-quote="izillama" data-source="post: 4554362" data-attributes="member: 79171"><p>The College of Business was a rather large, stately building with many Corinthian columns adorning the front facade. It was three stories tall and consisted of endless hallways, dozens of dated, yet historical looking classrooms, and dozens more of professor's offices. </p><p>Professor Jones' office faced South and was one of only three offices in that hallway, the other two of which were not occupied at this time of day.</p><p>As expected, there was a light visible beyond the frosted glass door, signaling to Clover that her Professor was, indeed, therein.</p><p>'I still don't understand why he would take our story to the police. Was he trying to cause us trouble? Did he think he was doing good? And does he now know what we are? Vampires?'</p><p>Before knocking on the door, she looked over to Ruby and nodded at her reassuringly. Though she had found out only a little while ago that she was younger than the Almish girl by only two years, she still felt almost like a big sister to her. Maybe it was their difference in maturity? Ruby was constantly upbeat and chipper. Clover was more serious and cynical. Though Ruby was 20 and she was 18, Clover felt a need to protect the girl who had grown up in such a secluded setting in Wisconsin.</p><p>Finally, Clover knocked on the door and called out, "Professor? It's Angelica Edwards. May I come in?"</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="izillama, post: 4554362, member: 79171"] The College of Business was a rather large, stately building with many Corinthian columns adorning the front facade. It was three stories tall and consisted of endless hallways, dozens of dated, yet historical looking classrooms, and dozens more of professor's offices. Professor Jones' office faced South and was one of only three offices in that hallway, the other two of which were not occupied at this time of day. As expected, there was a light visible beyond the frosted glass door, signaling to Clover that her Professor was, indeed, therein. 'I still don't understand why he would take our story to the police. Was he trying to cause us trouble? Did he think he was doing good? And does he now know what we are? Vampires?' Before knocking on the door, she looked over to Ruby and nodded at her reassuringly. Though she had found out only a little while ago that she was younger than the Almish girl by only two years, she still felt almost like a big sister to her. Maybe it was their difference in maturity? Ruby was constantly upbeat and chipper. Clover was more serious and cynical. Though Ruby was 20 and she was 18, Clover felt a need to protect the girl who had grown up in such a secluded setting in Wisconsin. Finally, Clover knocked on the door and called out, "Professor? It's Angelica Edwards. May I come in?" [/QUOTE]
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