Ms. Lamb for now

Excusing himself from Lily, Xander thought the safest option for now was to go chat with Ms. Lamb for a few minutes.

He walked over to the table she was sitting at and took the chair across from hers, the older woman's blue eyes turned from the window to him and a small smile formed on her face.

"Hi, Ms. Lamb," He greeted while sitting down. "Have you been here for long?"

"Oh, no, Xander, I just got here." Rosie replied.

"I must admit I didn't think you'd come," Xander said, taking a sip of his drink and coughing. "Strong stuff..."

Ms. Lamb chuckled. "Well, that's exactly why I'm here, you know?" The teacher asked with a small smile. "I was in my room, debating if I should drop by and stay for a few minutes when Mr. Hunter called and told me that Ollie Worthington had told him someone had snuck in some **** on the plane," The black-haired woman explained. "So here I am, to make sure no one does anything stupid and to not let Mr. Hunter know about the party."

"Thanks, Ms. Lamb," Xander said with a grin. "Sometimes I think you're too good for us, really."

Rosie smiled at that. "Thank you as well, Xander, every teacher wants to hear that from her students," She said, taking a sip from her glass and briefly looking at the window. "So, tell me, are you excited about the trip?"

"Oh yeah, there's tons of places I'd like to go," Xander replied enthusiastically. "Have you or Mr. Hunter decided where we're gonna go tomorrow?"

"Well, I heard most of you talking about the Coliseum, so I've figured the first place on our list should be it." Rosie answered.

"Cool!" Xander said. "The others will be glad to hear that."