She's not done streaking campus yet

"Actually, could you keep holding onto those?" Kacey gestured to her clothes and wallet, "And my shoes, too. I want to see if I can get a bit more ... excitement like I did with the officers."

"Oh, really?" Brooke smiled, hardly **** to comply with Kacey's request.

"Would you happen to know if Dr. Hilbert, Dr. Perelman, and Dr. Tao are in today?" Kacey asked. John Hilbert, Olga Perelman, and David Tao were three of the top mathematics professors at Rocky Mountain, and had been Kacey's advisory committee in her dissertation of using elliptic curves to limit the space of possible counterexamples of the Riemann hypothesis.

"I can check real quick on the scheduling system." As an associate director of Admissions, Brooke had access to the University's HR system, letting her see if there were any off days for the three.

"Yep, they should all be here," Brooke confirmed.

"Well, it's been a while since I last saw them," Kacey began to smile, "and I'd like them to see me in... a new light. Could you follow me to Noether Hall?"

"Certainly," Brooke got up from the desk as Kacey led the way across campus. Along the way, Kacey got plenty of whistles and catcalls from the people who liked what they saw, especially from those who remembered her white-shirt and commencement speech escapade, if not both. Kacey both blushed and smirked from all this attention, and Brooke grinned from ear to ear walking behind her and witnessing the reactions.

Eventually, they both ended up at Noether Hall, and walked up just outside of Dr. Hilbert's office. Dr. Hilbert was Kacey's advisor, and Kacey smiled at the mischief she was about to cause.

"Oh, and Brooke?" Kacey asked the admissions officer who was aiming her camera at what was about to transpire. "Feel free to join me if you'd like."

"Ummm, thanks?" Brooke simply replied, flummoxed by the offer.