This should be easy

Casey folded her arms on top of her bag and laid her chin on them. "Sorry Aragorn, I've just got a thing about bullies." She looked away. "I've had my own bad experiences. No, I don't want to talk about it. Ask Alex later, I don't care. He'll tell you. I just don't want to relive it again."

"I'm fine with him, Alex, really." Aragorn shook his head, frowning at his friend. He honestly didn't have a problem with homosexual men and women. Honestly, gay guys were so feminine he could tolerate their company. He looked at Casey, "I'm sorry. If it helps, so have I. Except it was by my father's hand."

Daniel blushes a little. He had started a debate, just by stating his sexuality. Some laughed some scolded. He wants to crawl under a rock. This was just unbearable. HIs shyness causes him not to say much, but he looks at gorny, hoping that at least he'd notice of anyone. He trembles slightly. He is forcing tears back. He can't look up at these people.

Aragorn caught Daniel's eye and smiled apologetically. He looked at everyone, "Maybe we should just drop this subject and move on to the next one, eh?" He didn't draw attention to Daniel, but took it up as his problem, "I'm actually feeling a little uncomfortable now."

Daniel smiles to himself. What gorny did was sweet. He starts to write in his notebook. Something he'd done since he was young. It was his way of venting. He looksed up at gorny shyly and mouths 'thank you...' his cheeks are still red.

Casey smiled a little, sad smile at Aragorn. "We're all in the same boat, huh?" she said softly.

Casey gladly latched on to the idea of changing the subject. "Sooo, anyone. Where would you live if you could live anywhere? Fictional places count. I myself would be torn between Narnia and Ireland. Both are such magical places." She smiled, more real this time. "I love them both."