Private Finished All lit up and I start to smile

Reen just kind of gave her a flat stare as she scrambled on the ground, not needing to bother asking if she was taking whatever stuff Evie had been. Oh boy, he could just feel the headache coming on already, the admin staff weren't gonna be happy when they heard about this.

He started sniffing the air, like a dog, gaze darting around the room until he finally found what he was looking for. He bent over at the foot of the bed and picked up the discarded baggies, holding them close to his eyes, giving them a quick shake as if to confirm their contents. Yep, he recognised the Spirit Mints, this wasn't the first time he'd caught some students using it before.

"Up." He said, tersely, standing back up, his tone making it clear he wouldn't take any arguments. You're coming with me. Now."

Once she was up, Reen began to march her through the halls and out of the dorms. Trudging through the snow, he took her across the campus, walking past the various other students and staff still milling about, eventually arriving at the Infirmary.

Once inside, Reen sent her through to the beds, stopping to talk to one of the doctors. Inside, was Evie, reclining on one of the beds, the same lazy grin on her face, unfocused gaze settling on Estella as she came in.

"Aw maaaaaaaaan. The fuzz got you too?"

All things considered, she doesn't look all that concerned about being caught, she looks about the same as she would have back in her room.

"Aw c'mon, that's all you have to say?" She giggled. "After I go out there, braving the harsh weather, lame people and smelly dirty security guards just for you?"

Reen, who could hear them from outside with his sensitive hearing, pointedly ignored that last part.

Somewhere in the back of her mind, Evie was mildly concerned. She didn't exactly have parents to upset, but the scouts who'd brought her to the island were pretty clear she wasn't supposed to get into serious trouble. She already had a criminal past, and they weren't going to be happy with any more major infractions.

But on the other hand, taking drugs wasn't exactly a huge crime, and besides, she was still pretty fuckin' high, and could only really find the situation funny.

"Don't worryyyyyyyyy about it dude." She rolled onto her side to face her, still grinning. "Just relaaaaax for now. What's the worst thing that could happen?"

Evie sunk back into the bed, giggling to herself about some joke she had just thought up, as unconcerned with the consequences of her actions as she normally was. Once she heard Estella speak up, she blinked a couple of times, refocusing her glassy gaze on her face.

"Huh?" The grin stayed on her face even if she seemed confused. "Like, what for dude?"

"Ahhhh don't worry 'bout it, ya nerd." Evie waved a hand dismissively in the air. "It's not like I was gonna go to anyone else."

It didn't really matter much at the time, but really, who else could she have called to hang out? It's not like she was particularly close to anyone, she didn't know anyone else who wouldn't have agreed. Evie looked back up at the ceiling, hands behind her head, all those little fears she was trying to avoid simmering under the surface.

"What are friends for, right?"

Ehh, whether or not this was a bad idea or not was something for sober Evie to worry about. For now, she was just going to relax and enjoy the high while it lasted. And if she remembered what Fennick said correctly, that was gonna be a while.