If there was anything Christian had learned after attending a full year at Roseton, it was that there wasn’t much to do outside of class. The social people hung out in the lounges, and the introverts hung out in the library or in their room, and the blonde had seen his fair share of both settings - neither left much more to the imagination. With this new three hour block between his 11:30 Chemistry class and his 4 o’clock Art History lecture, the only form of time occupation that Chris could think of was ditching campus and seeing a bit of Chicago; what he didn’t already know of, at least. As he’d packed up his things and tucked his book into his backpack, seeing the Art Institute and browsing the forgotten little shops claimed by street art seemed like a better way to spend his afternoon than browsing the internet in the confines of his bed. After dropping his bag off in his dorm, Christian found himself in the dining hall, tagged onto a line at the smoothie kiosk (since sitting beside one of his classmates sucking down a large strawberry banana, he couldn’t resist the urge to stop and get one of his own). Hands stuffed in the front pocket of his jeans, the blonde let his eyes wander around the room, taking in the familiarity of the space before training them on the bustling students around him. The line began to move as another customer was served their drink, and Christian lowered his head to watch his feet move forward. With his voice just loud enough to be heard by the person in line before him, Chris lifted his head and leaned forward the slightest bit .”Cool shoes.”