Lim could feel her face betray her a bit. She was supposed to be a cold bitch...but her lips curved into a small smile. Not even a smirk. And she let out a small laugh. His joke was simple, but funny. Maybe...just maybe, she misjudged him.<br/><br/>So, they continued on their way to get the dessert, though she wondered if she still needed it. After talking with him, she already felt a little bit better about what had just happened. She still didn’t understand it, but it didn’t seem to bother her nearly as deeply. So when he asked his question, she wanted to answer....but she couldn’t. She wanted to have the sort of relationship that the other pairings had, a closeness and ability to just be themselves around each other, but Lim was certain if she vocalized what she had felt during class lying beneath him, his perverted side would come rearing its ugly head back into the conversation and infuriate her all over again. So, she shook her head, “I’m still not sure I should talk about it yet. Maybe... I don’t know. Maybe later. Like another day.” She shrugged, unsure herself if she would ever confide in him what he made her feel. But, even she couldn’t tell the future.<br/><br/>“Let’s just get some food and forget about this. At least, just for now. Is that okay?” She asked him as they had reached the cafeteria and she grabbed a pint of Mint Chocolate Chip ice cream from the freezer. She might not need it anymore...but doesn’t mean she didn’t still want it.