Oh, that wasn't a good response. It gives the teen the impression that something had happened before, but also showed... That even vampires could end up with these kinds of vulnerabilities. It felt mean to even think of what could have traumatized the man. So instead she goes along to be passed off quietly, letting the mingling in the hall be the noise for the time being. Until they were close enough for that changeover to happen.

"I'm sorry if something happened and I reminded you of it, Mister Graham. I won't take back what I said," mostly because she felt confident enough in that statement. It just meant that this wasn't the time for him. Not yet. "If it's too personal, then I also think you're probably a good teacher as well."

Meaning she'll try to get to his lecture during the symposium, even if it's for a little bit. Politely bowing her head to relieve Will of his burden, she turned to go to Revar, also revealing what she had been fiddling at her back during most of that time. It was probably a dagger meant for concealment, but with the shape she was currently in, the shape was easier to see under the suede belt. Tucked too far in to be for use, but suitable for someone smuggling things in.