He walks after her, walking normally and keeping up just fine. "What book did you check out?"

"Scythe. I've heard it's a good book, but I have yet to read it to find out." Lilura says. "What did you get?"

"I've never heard of that book before. I got A Walk to Remember. It's a good book. It's about how this guy falls in love with this girl, but this girl gets sick and so he makes sure all of her dreams come true before she dies."

"SHE DIES?" Lilura stops in her tracks, staring at him. "WHAT?" She looks disbelieving.
"That's sad." Lilura says with a melancholy countenance, continuing her walk, but more slow and solemn. "I feel terrible for the guy. Also the girl, but... Yikes."

"It's a good book. You should read it sometime. Just a warning, though, it might jerk some tears."

"Mkay. Maybe once we've finished reading our book we could trade and see what the other book is like." Lilura suggests.

"Yeah, okay," he agreed. "I feel like I've already asked this like a million times, but before you got caught how often did you come to the library?"

"Oh, probably around once a week. And I don't think you've asked me that before." Lilura answers. "Did you ever go to the library? Do you think Luca would want us to go join her in her business at the... bakery, right?"

"I've never been to this library, no. And I'm not entirely sure...you have to remember that I'm still getting used to people, and life, and basically everything else. How could you forget, though?" He asked, just thinking out loud at this point. "You're my teacher..."

"Ah, me and my scattered brain." Lilura says, lightly hitting her head. "I'm a human that can forget a few things when I feel secure. I'm sorry." She says, nervously fiddling with the jacket he had given her.
"Oh. This is yours." Lilura says, taking off the hood and holding it out for him to take it.