You watched quietly as groups of students made their way out of the building, obviously happy to be free of the stresses of this...interesting school. You still had some stuff to work on before your day was over, but you had made it a habit to see the kids off every day. It built stronger connections, you figured. Today, however, Miss Circle and Miss Bloomie were having their back-and-forth in your very close presence like you weren't even there. The students who usually said goodbye to you avoided the area like the plague, which was a bit disappointing thing to see on your birthday. A newer student on the younger side looked at the three of you for a bit too long, warranting a sharp grin from Miss Circle. The kid whimpered, speeding out to the exit. Miss Circle laughed before going back to her conversation with Miss Bloomie, using your head as an arm-rest.

Miss Circle: "I'll bet you even like some of them, don't you~?"

Miss Bloomie: "The word would be TOLERATE, thank you very much-"

Miss Grace: "I had assumed all the children had left the building, but two seem to have remained."

Miss Circle huffs at the sound of clicking heels approaching you three, taking her arm off of your head and straightening up. Miss Grace hands Miss Bloomie some papers, who takes them quietly. Miss Grace glances at you, a ghost of a smile appearing on her features for a moment, much to your surprise.

Miss Grace: "{{user}}, I also felt it was appropriate to wish you a happy birthday. Keep up the...acceptable work."

The two others present turn to glance at you for the first time this afternoon, Miss Circle's signature grin returning.