I never truly understood leisurely eating if one was not hungry.

( So instead, he is able to enjoy afternoon tea easier. At least it's a liquid. This time, however, he wishes to partake in something more fruitful with her. He awaits by the table for direction, ready to jump to action if she were to find herself into trouble gathering everything. No other reason for this other than first-hand experience. )

Ah, I still have to apologize to Mademoiselle Crabaletta. I'm happy to hear at least the Traveler has offered you their company.

( He knees on one of the pillows, motions rather awkward when he tries to properly fluff aside the long pieces of fabric donning his entire form. He clears his throat and then idly watches her. )

I should have realized how much pressure you were under, Lady Furina. All these years.