Urijah couldn't help but enjoy the weekend, it gave him a chance to explore Wisteria City. It was to bad that today was Sunday, meaning school would be tomorrow. He slowly found himself walking back towards the orphanage. He was passing by the park when he noticed a familiar face jump on the merry-go-round. He curiously watched James before walking towards him when the merry-go-round started slowing down. "You stay on. I got it." He answered, reaching for the bar he started to run before eventually letting go. He watched as it turned with James on it. As soon as it started slowing down again, he grabbed the bar and ran along side it again before attempting to jump on.

Urijah couldn't help but chuckle when James told him that it'd be alright and he wouldn't have to keep pushing. He attempted to jump on and barely managed as the merry-go-round spun. "You're new here, right? I'm Urijah." He introduced, recalling his name earlier but this would give him a chance to introduce himself to James personally. "Do you live around here?" He asked, feeling a desire to walk James home, assuming he'd even allow him to join him in the first place.

Urijah nodded his head when James asked his question. "It's nice to meet you James." He answered, attempting to avoid further explaining that he lived at the orphanage just down the street. He watched as James slid towards the edge of the merry-go-round before hopping off, he grabbed the bar and started to push before jumping on. "Yeah. It was the other day in the hallway." He explained, recalling how the teacher had introduced James to the class while he was passing by. Of course he had paused to get a chance to look at him too, but then he hurried back to his own class so that he wouldn't risk scolding from the teacher. "How are things? I mean are you settling in well?" He was curious on the amount of friends James likely made.

Urijah couldn't help but chuckle, "Well I guess you were in the classroom and I was in the hallway." He corrected himself, vaguely remembering James looking in his direction before he had scurried off. What could he say, they were in different classes and he didn't want the teacher to notice him lingering around when he wasn't even in the class. "Ah I see. Yeah that's a bummer." He agreed before adding, "Hopefully it'll grow on you eventually." He shrugged when James asked his question. "School is alright." He paused to chuckle before adding, "Perhaps." He than heard James' question. "No. I'm a grade ahead I think. I was in your class last year." He could only assume the teacher was teaching the same class as he was in the year prior. "Soon we'll be able to pick different classes but right now it's the same boring teacher all day long." He answered with a smirk on his face. I don't think growing up in an orphanage counts as a big secret, but I don't know. I'm not ready to openly admit it yet. He thought to himself before asking, "Have you gotten a tour of the school yet? I could show you around tomorrow if you'd like?" He was curious to know more about James, especially because with him moving here it sounded like he still had his parents around unlike him.

Urijah couldn't help but feel slightly embarrassed when James made his comment. "Well yeah... guess so." He admitted before adding, "But I can only stare so long before going back to my own class." He chuckled, trying to ignore the fact that he was still embarrassed. He chuckled when James made his comment. "Neither am I, though it's much more fun with friends." He answered before pondering James' next question. Ohhhh, secrets about the school? I should have figured. He thought to himself with a smirk on his face. "I heard from the other kids that there was and when I saw it, it didn't seem like much of a hiding spot so I've been searching for a better hiding spot. Though I found a few off of campus." He smiled before adding, "How about I give you a tour sometime? I can show you were the secret hiding spot was at and you can tell me if you think it's a great spot or not." He asked, curious on if James would agree about the secret hiding spot being lame or not.

Urijah never had a problem with group projects with friends before because he barely got friendships recently. Not to mention they didn't share a class with him. It had barely crossed his mind that he didn't have any friends in his own age group. He wasn't about to admit that though. The merry-go-round had come to a stop and he moved with plans of getting off to spin it again, pausing when he heard James' question. "How about tomorrow? Do you want to tour the school before or after school?" He asked, wanting to give the option instead of assuming that he'd know James' schedule.

Urijah watched as James jumped off of the merry-go-round. He nodded his head when James answered his question. "After school is just fine. I have so much free time right now." He answered, not wanting to admit that he should return to the orphanage to try and get adopted. Now that it was settled when they would tour the school, the only thing left to do was to fine an excuse to stay with James a little bit longer. He jumped off of the merry-go-round and followed James towards the swings. "Are you able to stay at the park for a bit? If so, do you care if I hang out with you?" He asked, not wanting to intrude on his time but he didn't want to rush back to the orphanage just yet.