BWI Portalocity Terminal [Saturday Morning]

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Rather than fly from Philadelphia to Baltimore, Eric's parents had given him a lift. They had offered to drive him directly to the school, but he told them he would rather meet the group at the airport and take the shuttle. That way he'd get an early glimpse at all the hot girls he was sure would be going to his new school.

So now he was relaxing in the lounge, drinking a soda and waiting. It wasn't going to college, but it would do.

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Re: Wait for the Shuttle!

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"Like Law and Justice people?" Jonas asked, finding some similarity between these admissions people and what his mother did.

Re: Wait for the Shuttle!

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"No, cops arrest you when you break laws," Eric said. "It's totally different."

Re: Wait for the Shuttle!

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"My mother worked in Law and Justice," he supplied because there were some things he knew. "I know about arrests and incarceration. These college admissions people aren't judges?"

Re: Wait for the Shuttle!

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"Not that kind of judge," Eric said. "They make decisions but not about anything legal."

Re: Wait for the Shuttle!

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"Different type of judge," he said, almost grimacing at his slip up. He knew they were bound to happen but it didn't mean he had to like it. He'd only been learning on his own for three years and he wanted to be an expert now.

Typical teenager.

"They sound like Elders, almost, with power to rule over...transcripts."

Or something like that.