“I’m not ROAMING, exactly,” he definitely was, since he’s really just lurking around the school looking for potential leads on the recent murder case. Connor’s good at turning on the charm though, leaning against some lockers casually when he gets a look at the – who he assumes is a teacher addressing him. Eyebrows raise – not bad.
“– Guess I just didn’t think to pick up a pass,” he smiles as he approaches the other man. There’s a brief pause before he tilts his head slightly to the side, gesturing with his pointer finger, “Is it SAFE to assume you’re a teacher here?” He doesn’t exactly feel like pointing out the fact that his boss has sent him on a fact-finding mission to help them build a case for their new client – details.
Layne had a fair amount of moments where he could be considered dense, but he could call BULLSHIT when he saw it. This guy was neither a teacher nor was he a student, so he was just a roaming visitor. He let out a laugh as the other said he didn’t think to pick up a pass. A lot of people didn’t think to pick one up now. Left the students to get harassed or hurt, or even let another incident through the doors.
“ Layne Neills. I’m one of the art teachers here and on hall duty. ” Obvious enough and something that can be checked out with the office if there were any questions. No one could be careful enough around here, that being the reason why he didn’t say he was the one to find the body. Well - one of them. There were two other teachers who had seen the corpse at the desk, thinking he was only asleep until further inspection. It fazed him a great deal but he still thought of the students first and keeping them safe. “ Who am I to assume you work for? Seem too young to be with the police so you’re either press or something else. ”