Rayne Haydn always seemed to be running late for something, as she often got held up by her last engagement. It wasn't that she was over scheduling herself- in fact it was quite the opposite- but she just always seemed to get caught up in the sweep of things. Rayne had just left a meeting of one of her various honor societies, and was now headed to the library. For the first time in a while she wasn't late to something, but she did have to return some library books. If she waited one more day they'd be overdue, and it was much easier to just return them now then worry about some stupid library fine.

She made her way down the main hallway to the library, clutching her books under one arm as she walked past the sensors. They didn't beep, which was a nice change. Every time Rayne got within a foot and a half of the sensors, they went off, so to be able to walk through them without a dirty look from the librarian was nice. She smiled as she made her way to the returns counter, handing the books over. She'd used them for some school project or another. She couldn't really remember what it had been on, not that it mattered. She smiled at the librarian, who told her she owed money. Rayne blinked, surprised. The books were not overdue, were they? But the librarian told her they were due a week ago. Rayne sighed, assuming she'd forgotten the due date, and paid the fine.

Still angry that she'd forgotten the due date, Rayne was about to leave th library, when she noticed a familiar head engrossed in a drawing. Smiling, the brunette made her way over there. Kali McKenzie was one of Rayne's friends, and possibly the one who got most aggravated when something caused Rayne to be late to meeting her. Rayne hated being late, but sometimes it was unavoidable. Thankfully she and Kali didn't have a set meeting time; in fact, they hadn't even planned to meet. Rayne stopped in front of the table, waiting for Kali to finish drawing. She knew being interrupted in the middle of something, especially art, often made you lose your train of thought, and Rayne knew how much it annoyed her, let alone other people. So she waited patiently, far enough away from Kali so as to not be hovering, waiting to be noticed by her friend.