A Brief Call [Sean]

The telepath chuckled, as he closed up the files and grabbed his bag – he wouldn’t need it on the ride but he had a policy about not keeping certain items unattended, even when his office locked. In light of recent events, that policy was further legitimized. “There will be plenty of time to hang out at sub shops, so I’ll forward to it.” She had him at “incredible” and “sandwiches.”

Admittedly, he had weaknesses and they were well-known.

Of course, he wouldn’t let her pay for it, and all of that was secondary to actually leaving the school and reaching his car, to meet her at home. He didn’t want to keep her waiting; that was rude. And it would be uncomfortable, considering the fact that she had all of her possessions with her and nowhere to put them until he arrived home.

“I’ll see you soon. Again, ride safely.”

With that, he pulled his bag over his shoulder and left the office. He was taking his lunch break now, which he was entitled to do without signing in and out.

Still, he sent a mental alert to let everyone know that he was leaving and that he would return soon; it was courtesy.

And with that, he was on the road.