I pull into the school's parking lot thirty minutes later, grab my bag from the passenger's seat and hop out.
I lock the car and toss my key in the bag as I walk to the entrance.
The place is nearly empty with a few students moving to and from their cars.
It's not as busy, but if you come here thirty to forty-five minutes from now, you would be surprised to find so many students rushing to class and some competing for a parking space.
It gets so busy and noisy, and I always wonder why people waste time lazing around only for them to scramble at the very last minute, it has never made any sense to me.
I walk to the cafeteria, and Leo is the first person I spot immediately I step inside.
He is sitting a few tables away from the entrance, all alone, occupied on his phone.
Mine vibrate
