As they waited for the cab to show up he glanced to the other male and gave him soft smile, shaking his head. "Normally the office would be the place to go, we just happened to still have the forms from the last meeting with his parents in the room. But I will make sure the office updates their records tomorrow. It's really up to the teacher on duty to make sure all the kids are picked up before leaving..." He would mention it to the principal tomorrow as well, though he assumed there was some mix up rather than intentional neglect... But it still wasn't something that should have happened.<br/><br/>He kept the boys company while they waited, talking to them about their day and class tomorrow, and when the cab pulled up he walked Jeremy to it and shared a few brief words with the boy'smother who seemed truly distraught over the whole incident. He waved goodbye and returned to the other pair, assuming they would be parting by now and heading home. Hearing that there probably wans't dinner to be had he gave an understanding expression, though inwardly it did worry him... If the man was often working late, what was Broke being fed? it was clear the boy wasn't malnourished, but that didn't necessarily dissuade all his concerns.<br/><br/>He nodded his understanding as the man clearly didn't wish to return home just yet, and while he thought that putting it off surely wasn't helping things he wasn't going to push. Instead, he smiled at the invitation and was about to politely decline when Broke spoke up and he paused... It was hard to turn down excited children. But, as he stood there his inkling found him again and he looked a bit meekly to the man, if only because he knew he was going to be stepping on another possible landmine... But he did feel he should ask. "Do you tend to eat out often?" He asked, that calm and nonjudgmental smile returning to his expression.<br/><br/>"I'm honestly not sure if it's appropriate, so feel free to decline, but I could cook for you both if you'd like. I do think some thanks is in order for waiting here with Jeremy all this time." He felt his heart stuttering and he fidgeted slightly with the cuff of his sleeve... He was probably pushing a boundary that shouldn't be touched, but it was just two guys and the little boy eating some home-cooked food, right? "A-as I said, I don't mean to be rude. But... I do worry a bit about children eating too much out. It's important that they get enough healthy food while they are growing... but also that they learn healthy habits as well." He found himself stammering briefly as he realized that he was slipping out of his comfort zone of simply being a teacher in the school... Right, he was overstepping. But... Even if he was, he hoped that perhaps it would give the other male a little more of a push to eat out less if that really was common for them... Though maybe he was just making himself look like a fool right now by misunderstanding things.