Somewhere calm... or not

Lex smiled softly. She normally didn't talk to people, but this particular one looked about ready to cry, so she'd decided to make an exception. Her hair was pulled into a crooked pony tail, showing signs of a recent shower, and her clothes appeared to be pjs. A pair of fuzzy black slippers on her feet. It hadn't taken her long to get comfortable here.

"I said, You seem like you could use some understanding company." she repeated, not bothered in the least by the younger girls absentness. She sat crosslegged on the floor across from Jolin, and introduced herself. "I'm Lex. I just came here too." she spoke secretively, as though nobody was supposed to know.

She nodded. She understood exactly how the girl felt. Mind you, it had been at the school for delinquents that she'd felt like that. She forced her mind away from that dark corner of memories. "I know what you mean." she spoke softly and gently, which would have had most people who knew her gaping at her. "I know it's hard to hear, especially from someone you just met, but take it from someone with experiance. Just hang in there." she smiled apologetically, frustrated that she had no other advise or consolation than that.

She shifted her position. She hated that corner in her mind that her thoughts were always straying to. She forced herself to stay away from it, desprately scrambling for something else to think about.

As it turned out, the thing her mind fell on was how kind Trephas was to her. She smiled softly. Trephas made her feel happy. He was a good friend.

Lex recieved the tin carefully, handling it as though she'd just been given a glass figurine that would break easily. She opened it, looking inside, and grinning at the contents. Home made fudge. She'd most definately enjoy this. "Thank-you." she said, her gratitude comepletely honest. She loved fudge more than anything. However, aware that the girl was allergic to it, she placed the lid back on, and placed the tin gently down beside her. "I'm really going to enjoy this."

Then the girl hung her head. "Hey, I'm glad to accept it. Don't worry about it." she said, her words having the type of tone in them that anybody who really knew this girl would have used while lifting her chin. "I'm glad I could meet you." she added, completely honest. She hated seeing people like this. Even though she knew that sometimes she was even more pathetic.

Lex grinned. "I'm glad I helped." she pondered for a moment, deciding that she really wanted a piece of fudge. "You know what, I'm feeling snacky. You want anything?" she questioned, planning on floating it to them. She hoped that she wouldn't make the girl feel uncomfortable, but she knew it was bad manners to eat infront of someone if they couldn't eat too.

She was wondering what the girl's powers were, but didn't ask just yet, since the girl was probably having a tough time because of them. While she wouldn't be unkind to the girl about them, and probably be more accepting than anyone, she didn't want to raise anything that would make the girl feel as though she needed to withdraw.

Lex almost laughed when Jolin said 'if she couldn't handle it it was fine. But she managed to keep a comepletely straight face. "Don't worry. I can manage." she spoke, and even as she spoke, the apple was floating out of the cafeteria, and down the halls, probably getting weird looks.

After a minute, it floated into the lounge, and over to Jolin. "There you go. An apple." she smiled cheerfully, holding the apple in the air until the girl took it. Deciding to ask the girl, she cocked her head to the side. "So, obviously, I'm a telekinetic.. What are your powers?" she asked easily, in a 'hows the weather' tone, opening the tin, and popping a piece of fudge in her mouth. She was right. The fudge was delicious, and she allowed it to melt in her mouth, enjoying it immensly.