fandomhigh | Student Council, Friday [lunchtime]

As promised, when lunchtime rolled around, Zoe had everything ready for the new Student Council. There were a variety of pizza boxes out on the table, as well as a salad to vaguely pretend to have a healthy option, and then a plate of cookies because even salad people needed cookies.

"Good afternoon," she said, once everyone was settled with their food. "I'm glad you all could be here." She was glad to see most of you, at least. "The Student Council is an important part of the school, helping to make sure our various activities go off without a hitch, and apparently making sure things are covered in glitter as often as possible, but that could just have been the aim of previous groups. I wanted to make sure we met today for two reasons. First, we have to pick a president from our two seniors, and we have to start preparing ourselves for Parents Weekend, which is in two weeks. For those of you who are new, Parents Weekend is when family members and guardians and friends are all invited to come visit, so the island gets pretty full. If you have an idea for something we can get everyone together for on Saturday besides a basic dinner, let me know."

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So the existence of dextro pizza was nice to know about, but now Tali was trying to figure out how to get some through her mask filters without getting melted cheese smeared everywhere and . . . well, this was going to be a challenge ~~I DON'T KNOW HOW 98% OF EATING ACTUALLY WORKS FOR QUARIANS~~. These suits hadn't exactly been designed to account for food like this.

Which was not fair, because it smelled really good, but she'd figure it out. Mostly at the moment this involved trying to pull it apart into really small pieces that she could maybe get in through the filters.

Maria was happy to see that her big sib was here since they had been too busy to talk with school and her new job.

"HI, Tali!"

"Maria, hey," Tali replied, glad for the distraction from . . . just sort of picking her pizza apart. "Jumped right into student leadership? I'm taking that as a sign that you're settling in okay."

"I wasn't even aware that I had a chance to make it on the Council," Maria said with a smile. "So, it was a nice surprise. As for settling in, I think I'm doing pretty well. I have a job and everything."

"I'm sort of getting the feeling not everyone here expected to be here," Tali remarked. "I know I definitely signed up on purpose, though."

Admittedly, that had been partly because back home, it wasn't likely that there would be a quarian politician outside of the Migrant Fleet any time soon, so why not? Sure, it was just Student Council, but it sort of amused her.

"I think you told me about the job. At the music store, right?"

"Oh, I signed up, I just wasn't sure that I had a chance to win a spot since I'm so new and don't really know many people." She was really happy to be there, though.

"Yes, Groovy Tunes and I have a guitar now so I can work on my music."

"So I can hear you play soon, then?" Tali had maaaaaybe perked up just a bit.

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