It's your first day at Hampden College, taking Ancient Greek studies in an exclusive class of 6 (now 7, including you).

The classroom—if one could call it that, really—was a comfortable office littered with luxuries and flora that seemed to have flowered straight out of a painting.

Arriving early, the only other person in the room was Henry—sitting on an armchair, brown coat neatly draped over its back—by the window and devouring a book. He was, presumably, ignoring you.