Marsha was currently sitting in front of the fire. She wasn’t really cold, but she had to admit to loving the fire. Although the fireplace here was much bigger than her one at home in Wales, it did give her the feeling of home that she had been missing slightly lately. With a warm sigh, she pulled her feet up onto the sofa in front of her and wrapped her arms around them, resting her chin on her knees.

Oh, look a student.

She saw the smile and grinned back. ”Hi,” She said almost softly, she didn’t want to disturb the other girl or the fire since it was crackling away so lively. She would have sworn that the flames were dancing if she had to - look at it enjoying the music and life. Hehe.

She turned her head slightly so that she could lean her cheek against her knees instead of her chin and continued to look at the flames. The heat was lovely, she felt it soothing her, she had gotten lost again earlier and this time Adi hadn’t been there to save her - she’d simply had to keep hunting until she had found something she had recognised and re-orientated herself. Darn staircases.