Despite her quite and reserved demeanor, Dark was still very expressive. Although she said very little, her body language spoke volumes. It was clear for anyone to see, if they bothered to pay her any attention. In the short minute that they had interacted,  Kori had witnessed the girl's mood go from a burst of excitement, her scarlet blush prominent on her pale skin, to a deflating sadness. It was such a sudden change, as though she were actively impeding her own happiness. Kori couldn't help but feel guilty for the part she played in making Dark feel this way. What she had seen as distancing herself from unnecessary drama, Dark seemed to have seen differently. Although she hadn't said  so directly, Kori could tell it stung.<br/><br/>Just as she was about to issue an apology, Kori was caught completely by surprise by Dark's invitation. That was not part of the plan; she was just supposed to state her grievances and leave. However, she couldn't bring herself to turn down the offer. Considering how their last encounter had ended, a proper conversation was the least she could do.<br/><br/>"Umm, okay. Sure,  lunch sounds good."