Jill gave a small, weak chuckle as Kat told her she didn't tolerate excuses either. Luckily for her, though, that subject didn't last too long and Kat was soon going on about how she had become the sorority house mum. Jillian listened attentively, nodding her head every now and then with a small smile on her face. She began to gaze around the kitchen absentmindedly again when Kat spoke once more, explaining that it was always either dramatic or lame around the house, though she was the first freshman to break through the back of the house. At this, Jillian grinned, as if she had just received the loveliest of compliments. "Oh good, I'm not even in the sorority yet but I've already made history!" she said, quite proud of herself before turning a little more serious as Kat explained to her what Alpha Pi Delta was about. Jill nodded her head as she listened; it sounded like Alpha Pi Delta wasn't that bad after all; it actually sounded like a great sorority. "I think I'll go do that now," said the young girl as Kat mentioned checking out the Sorority Hall. "And hopefully I'll see you again next week when I try out for Alpha Pi Delta," she added with a grin, sliding off the stool and onto her feet. She gave Kat one last friendly smile before heading out to the Sorority Hall, taking a moment to examine all the old paintings and portraits and the captions below them.

Oliver laughed lightly as Syler mentioned they should've swapped places before the boy then added he had been stuck with two freshmen. At this, Oliver's eyebrows rose. "Two?!" he repeated a bit disbelievingly. "Merlin, mate… what'd you do to upset the dorming officer?" he asked with a soft chuckle. "Do you have to milk their bottles and read them bedtime stories too?" he added teasingly. But he was soon distracted from his teasing as Syler commented on the sorority parties. "Yeah, hopefully. And even if they don't invite us, we can always just go crash their parties. It's not a big deal," he said, as if sneaking in uninvited was the most normal of things.