"Exactly." Maya replied, "and I'd need your streamer hanging skills for sure." She teased but at least she didn't have to worry about that, it wasn't like she was going to get involved in any type of dance planning. Besides, with the extra tutoring she was going to need to be doing and violin practice it wasn't like she had a lot of time to dedicate to much else. "Well maybe tomorrow you'll be able to actually play, or, well, maybe you should still avoid the gym so you don't get pulled into the clean up crew." She joked.

Maya rolled her eyes but smiled, "well you did good enough today." She told him with a smile but quickly laughed at his joke, shaking her head. "Maybe you can use one of the outdoor basketball courts?" She offered, having to pass by one of them when she headed to the music hall for practice but rarely did she pay attention to who might have been using them.

Maya blinked in surprise when he put his head down and started to snore, her eyes widening a little as they darted around the lunch room but there was hardly anyone else around and whoever was there wasn't paying attention to them. She suddenly felt awkward, not knowing if she was supposed to stay or if she should go. Her lower lip caught between her teeth, it didn't feel like leaving was a good idea. She leaned forward a little as she looked at him, "that...can't be comfortable."

Maya jumped slightly and leaned back as he sat up, trying to act like she was calm, cool, and collected, not a bundle of nerves that was lacking social skills needed outside of partying or playing her role in her friend group. "Oh, I'm a freshman, you?" She asked.

"Oh yeah," Maya smiled a bit sheepishly, grateful that they at least had been able to meet when she was on her own, she didn't need Morgan saying anything nasty. Sometimes she wondered why she was even friends with the brutish redhead but then she remembered: she didn't fit in with anyone else and part of her role to her aunt and uncle was to be what they envisioned as the perfect 'daughter'. "It's kind of intimidating being the new kid, but at least you aren't the only one." She smiled, glad that she at least had her sister at the time but now they weren't talking that much, for a reason that Maya didn't understand why.

"No kidding, it's got me feeling like Luisa from Encanto." She joked but felt a little awkward, hoping he'd get the joke but there was a chance that he hadn't seen the movie, which was too bad, it was one of her favorites. "They separated me and my sister too," she rolled her eyes, kind of missing sharing a space with her sister but if they had to be separated then apparently that's how it had to be for now.

Maya giggled, her face lighting up with a smile from his response and nodded quickly. "Exactly." She said, glad that he knew what she was talking about. She nodded in agreement, "yeah, it's weird not being with her, but so far it's been okay...though I don't know my roommates that well still." She said, finding both of them a little hard to talk to so she avoided hanging out in the common space most of the time.

Maya shook her head, "no...they aren't really...friendly." She grimaced a little, at least Stormy didn't seem friendly, she wasn't too sure about Hazel but Maya had resigned herself to just being friends with Morgan and Victoria now. "Besides, Stormy is gone every weekend and I barely see Hazel." She shrugged.

Maya shrugged, "it's okay, the years still young." She said with a slight smile, figuring she'd just focus on her own friends and things could change next year when she was sent back with her sister. "Yeah, I guess she's from here so she goes and see's her parents on the weekend." She explained, reaching up and brushing her hair out of her face. It didn't make much of a difference to her though because on those weekends she was usually out and about, going to parties or was out shopping.

Maya considered the idea and nodded, "that could work...I could get some snacks and maybe get some blankets to be more comfy." She said thoughtfully, unsure if she'd actually do it but it may be something to try and if it was a bust with her roommates she could probably get her sister or her friends to join her instead. She was about to say something when her phone vibrated, a frown crossed her face as she took out her phone, seeing a message from Morgan and her throat tightened a little. "Oh, I didn't realize what time it was, I have to go get ready for the dance."

"Apparently." Maya half smiled, wondering if he was just saying that to be nice, she had enjoyed their time, it had been chill enough. She tucked her phone into her pocket before looking over at Brody, tilting her head, "you're not gonna go?"

Maya couldn't stop herself from pouting a little when he said he wasn't going but she understood that some people didn't want to do those things. "Aw, okay, maybe I'll see you then." She said, unable to help herself from returning his smile with one of her own.

Maya looked at him, a bit surprised by his offer kept her smile, "sounds like a plan." She replied as she took her phone and added in her number then handed the phone back to him. "And text me if....you need bailed out for something, unless it's like, actual bail for jail." She giggled.

"Because I barely know you, you could be a...criminal master mind and I'd have no clue." She laughed, but really, if anyone called her and needed help she'd find a way, even if the person was someone she hardly knew. She liked to help and was in a place where, for the most part, she was in the position where she could.