paul-vanelli

[paul-vanelli]

Not in the slightest. Lucky you, I still have a year left after this, but I don't really mind.

I hope you don’t mean to call me old in a bad way. It’s great. It’s a great thought that I will be out of this school fairly soon and back in New York.

[paul-vanelli]

Ahh, an older lady. How does it feel to be a senior?

Oh, I’m a senior this year.

[paul-vanelli]

I like that, not many people would.

Not a problem, just doing my civil duties. Or whatever.

[paul-vanelli]

I'm a junior, and yourself?

You didn’t see it, I mean, it’s not like you did it on purpose.

It’s nice to meet you too, Paul. What grade are you in?

[paul-vanelli]

Yes I did, thank you so much. 

Oh—I was just asking if you dropped this?

[paul-vanelli]

Totally, again, my bad.

I'm Paul, it's nice to meet you, Sydney.

It’s fine, but if you could please refrain from doing it again, that would be nice.

I’m Sydney. What’s you’re name?

[paul-vanelli]

Oh sorry about that. Didn't see it there.

Yes, I said that you’re standing on my homework and I’d like it to not have a footprint on it. Thanks.

[paul-vanelli]

Sorry, did you say something?

[paul-vanelli]

END OF DAY: 4:15

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