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Olivia grinned. Thinking of Flutter and Joey's new relationship. Sure, it was probably a little risky, and Olivia hadn't known her ling enough to tell, but she thought that she looked a little happier because of it. She wished them luck.

"Umm.... probably art," She said laughing a little. "We're mostly doing stuff to help improve our basic abilities, but we have time to do free style too. That's my favorite part." She smiled, imaging holding a paint brush in her hand. It was her favorite part of the day.

"Time to do free style would likely be my favorite part as well. Though I'm not very good with visual art myself, but...Being able to do things more otu of your own realm rather than due to instructional ideas tends to be more enjoyable for the most part."

Olivia grinned. "I remember at my elementary school in art class we would do splatter painting. It was fun. I always somehow got paint all over the other students. Of course it was always an 'accident', but I thought they looked better that way." She sighed, seeing their classroom ahead of them. "Looks like we're here. You ready for another day?"

"I never went to elementary school- at that point I was learning to milk the goats and cows properly. I didn't live in a place that had a proper school until my last year of middle school, where I tried going while helping my sister. At that point I made a mess any time I was in an art class just because I was as clumsy as she was. But... I also got in trouble in music classes back then. I'd always change the beat we were supposed to use because the ones we were using were plain and disinteresting."

Olivia laughed, imagining Saya in art class. It was a funny mental image. "Well, weren't we a bunch of troublemakers?" She said with a grin. She slowed as the approached the classroom door, reluctant to go in. Letting go of Saya's hand she leaned into him and gave him a hug, wrapping her arms around his waist.

Hugging his boyfriend in return, he smiled before going to open the door. "Eh, perhaps we were. But it's okay to make trouble once in a while, I suppose. It's nature's way."

"Agreed." Olivia said as they entered the classroom.

**Time Skip?(sorry this is so short)**

((Not a problem. Time skip to where?))

((Um, probably to when they're out of school, unless you have something interesting planned for during their classes?))

((Not really, so..End of the day it is!))

It was a relief when classes were over. More than once had Sayaku prayed that day to the school-be-over gods that even he assumed didn't even actually exist. A yawn escaped him as he left his final classroom, a sense of satisfaction washing over him. "Let's see...Oliver should be this way..." He began to walk to the classroom he remembered Oliver being in, not having last period with the other boy. He then waited outside the classroom.

Olivia smiled widely when the last bell rang. She gathered her things and hurried out the room, only to be surprised by Saya's presence. "Saya!" She called, and hurried over to him. "Freedom at last!" She said with a grin. Her heart thudded nosily in her chest. It seemed to do that a lot lately when she saw him.

"Hey. Nice to be free, ain't it? The whole day's been feeling sorta dreary somehow." Pushing himself off the wall behind him, giving a grin to Oliver before holding out a hand. "Should we get going then? I think we need to go to the auditorium for the play practice or something."

Olivia happily took his hand and began walking. "Oh yeah! I think Joey has our costumes ready too." She stopped talking, blushing suddenly. Saya would see her as a girl. "If he does... well it looks like I'm gonna be your girlfriend instead of your boyfriend for a bit." She said with a laugh, relived to say the word girlfriend.

"Eh, my sister still says she thinks you are my girlfriend rather than my boyfriend, so it wouldn't be that over-the-top to some extent. Hey, you think your family's gonna come by for the performance? My sister's the only family I have that would come, but it's a neat idea if your family comes too. My parents would be too busy to visit due to farm work, most likely."

Olivia hesitated. She would love for her sisters to come. Except that they were unaware that she attended an all boys school. "Ooh... I don't know. They're all pretty busy around this time of year..." She scrambled around in her brain for a proper excuse, not wanting to lie, but found none so she settled for slightly shifting the subject. "Besides, I think my sisters would give you a heart attack. They're not exactly... the tamest of people. To put it lightly." She commented about her sisters affectionately.

"You really think I care about how tame a person is when I grew up with abusive people and goats? Trust me, they probably just fit the description of someone from my village if they aren't 'tame'. Tame is a very apprehensive word anyway..."