She returned his smile with one of her own, thanking him for the coffee. She could definitely use this, hopefully as a way to quash the overbearing hangover. She took a sip and followed him down the stairs. The hot liquid warmed her all over, and it was a soothing sensation. All she needed was for the caffeine to perk up her up. She placed her mug down on the table across from him, but she didn't join him in sitting down right away. With the morning light peeking through the shutters, she opened them up to let the bright glow of the sun wash over the room. The light revealed to her the mess of last night, which wasn't terrible, but she still had work to do. Without another moment, she got to work, pushing in the chairs, stacking all the dirty dishes onto the counter to be washed in the kitchen, mopping the floor, wiping down the bar and tables.<br/><br/>Grabbing the stack of dirty flatware, she turned to Nathan, "What would you like for breakfast? I'm going to go wash these and then get straight to cooking-..." before she could finish her sentence, her stomach growled rather loudly. Her cheeks turned pink and she chuckled slightly, "something for the both of us."