Third Floor Common Room, Sunday evening

[noteviltwin]

Andy had got back to Fandom after another visit with his brother (who was getting a little clingy Andy thought, but hadn't been able to bring himself to say to anyone) that afternoon and unpacked. He was sorry he'd missed the welcome picnic the day before but brother. Clingy. Really, he was going to have to do something about that, but since the

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[trigons_child]

Raven had been on her way up to the roof to meditate when she felt a familiar emotional presence, and gladly postponed said meditation to hurry down to the third floor. He was going to have to deal with a little bit of clinginess for a few moments more because he was getting a happy hug.

[noteviltwin]

Girlfriend hugs were totally not clingy at all in Andy's book. "Hey," he said happily, hugging her back.

[trigons_child]

"How was your weekend?" Raven asked, settling beside him. "Is your brother well?"

[noteviltwin]

"He's fine," Andy said, not really wanting to talk about Webber just then. "How about you? Picnic good yesterday?"

[robinthefrog]

Robin had spent the weekend with family as well, albeit of a less clingy kind. With several brothers and sisters and cousins around, it was easier to let one kid stay most of his time either with his uncle or in Fandom.

But still, his parents had somewhat guilted him into coming home for Mother's Day weekend. It had been a good time, but he was sad he'd missed the picnic.

"Hi Andy!" he waved. "Where's all the new kids?"

[noteviltwin]

"Not here," Andy replied. "I assume they're around somewhere, unless nobody new enrolled or they all got scared off already."

[robinthefrog]

"That would be depressing." Robin said. "Hopefully they're just elsewhere. We should try to lure them in here somehow."

[noteviltwin]

"I've got tv and munchies," Andy pointed out. "That usually works around here."