Noah and Eva.

Eva facepalmed. "I'm sorry. I probably made you really uncomfortable, didn't I?" Eva could not believe she did that--it was not like her to show overt... whatever that was. She probably made Noah not want to be around her anymore.

That was a really stupid idea.

"Uhm," Noah said as he continued to eat, thinking that he always needed to be eating when something awkward was happening because that way, he could eat instead of talking. "No, I mean, it's alright, you were kind of out of it and I don't know. I don't want to make things awkward so." He shrugged.

Eva turned a bit red.

"So, well. Now this is a bit awkward. I kind of want to put this all behind us, you know?"

"I'm all for putting this behind us," He said. "Have a peice of toast," He grabbed a random one from the pile and passed it to her. Finishing off his cereal. "Want a drink?" He asked grabbing the milk jug and pouring himself a glass. "I vote, we pretend nothing happened? If that's alright with you."

Eva grinned. "Toast and milk and pretending nothing happen sounds amazing. Thank you, kind sir." She was very relieved that he was willing to ignore anything ever happened, although she was also a bit disappointed, for some unknown reason.

Noah smiled patting the part of bench next to him as he got another glass and filled it up with milk placing it in front of her. He glanced at her. "What's up?" He asked her, frowning slightly. While she looked somewhat relieved, there was a part of, something else on her expression. That Noah couldn't quite place.

"I dunno. Something just seems... off. It must just be that I'm still tired from the other day, but that doesn't feel like it. Something is wrong, but I can't place it." Eva sighed. "Oh well. I'll figure it out eventually. How are you today?"

Noah frowned softly, looking at her. "Tell me if you work it out," He said seriously with a nod at her. "Okay?" He took a drink of his milk. "Yeah," He said with another nod and a yawn. "I'm good. Slept alright once I got to bed and got to sleep." He nodded.

Eva grimaced. "How late were you up? I remember you being there for a while, but I don't remember when you left. I must have been asleep at the time. I get the feeling I slept a lot yesterday."

"Yeah you did, as you got knocked out sometime after lunch, woke up midafternoon, slept again, woke up sometime throughout the night. I don't remember. And slept again. Sometime after that I went to bed." He yawned.

Eva laughed. "Well, I guess I don't need to worry about catching up on sleep. I took care of that. YOU, however, look like you could use another couple of hours. Are you feeling okay?"

"I'm fine," Noah said yawning again. He looked around the table and found a thing of coffee pouring that into his now empty cup. "I slept longer than usual, I'm usually up early. So. I'm good. Got about the right amount of sleep." he nodded at her.

Eva nodded. "As long as you're okay, then. We give our presentation tomorrow, right?" She had almost forgotten about it completely. "Or is that today?"

"Eva," Noah said looking at her. "It's Sunday, we're performing tomorrow. Unless you want to go and tell Snape we'll present a day early and just irritate him more then he already is." He scrunched his nose at the coffee and poured sugar into it. Taking another sip. Better.

Eva laughed. "No way. I just couldn't remember what day it was. I'm definitely glad for the extra day." She was amazed when she thought back to just a few days ago, when the two did not really like each other very much. So much had changed since then.

"Buy a calendar," Noah said with a soft smile, putting down his coffee, he had had enough of it. He didn't drink much coffee. Except for every now and again, and he hardly finished it then. "Done?" He asked Eva, waiting for her to finish eating. "Take your time though."

Eva finished quickly. "Yup, I'm all done. Where are we off to, builder of the great and terrible Arc?" It was a terrible joke, but she had to try hard not to smile. She did not think Noah would get it.

"..builder of the what now? Why am I building an arc? What?" Noah frowned, his brow drawn together. Confused.

Eva laughed. "Nevermind. It's some muggle book that I saw some guy in a funny robe reading on the street. He was babbling about Noah and this ark thingy. There was supposed to be this HUGE flood, so Noah stuck all the animals in this giant boat he built, which they called a boat."

Noah stared at her. "Weird," He said after a few moments. "Yeah weird. Arc? Full of animals? Okay. Sounds. Perfectly normal.." He looked at Eva. "So, other then build an arc, what shall we do today?"

Eva laughed. "Well, I think building the ark would take more than one day, so we would be stuck building it all day long. So I vote we skip the ark-building. What do you think?"

Noah laughed and nodded at her. "That sounds like a good idea," He said.

Eva smiled. "What do you want to do, then? I'm up for pretty much anything."

"Uhm," Noah said thinking. "We could uh. Uhm." He looked at her and shrugged laughing slightly. "I'm hopeless at thinking of things. We could. Walk? I was going to say chess but that sounds nerdy." He shrugged biting down on his lip. "Sorry."

Eva laughed. "I was never very good at chess, anyway. Walking sounds lovely, though. I would definitely like to get outside for a bit. The fresh air would do me good. Sound alright to you?"