Ryan just observed the other struggling helping where he could and staying quiet where he couldn't. He had offered a straw in the cup to make it easier for the other to consume. "You don't have to do anything I suppose, they might grow worried if they don't see you eating anything though." He added like an ever concerned mother in this case. "I don't think you could ever be considered ungrateful." He tilted his head in thought, "If... I were in your position... I might try to accept some human food because you might be on earth for a while." He didn't want to assume but just the way the angel was found he figured they might be in a similar boat. Heaven was never terribly forgiving and that was the biggest flaw that got to Ryan.<br/><br/>He wondered if he should tell Milo about all this but he didn't want to do without the patient's consent and while he didn't think Milo would react poorly he also didn't want to hurt the angle further. "You know it's going to snow for the first time this year tonight." He offered a smile. "Maybe when you feel up for it we can go outside and you can feel it? I think we might have some books in brail as well I figured it must be pretty boring here for someone without eyesight. Just TV ranting at you and there is never anything good on." He half joked but he felt drawn to Sam for one reason or another.