Aaron glanced down at his apron in annoyance.  "The boss decided bringing in family was a good idea."  He grumbled, taking his seat and leaning back a little bit.  "I haven't spilt this much coffee in years.  At least since I was learning."  He saw Evanee's pictures and grinned.  He placed his own on the table.<br/><br/>"So, who first?"  He asked, his smile turning playful.  He hadn't failed to notice that Evanee simply being there had improved his mood drastically.  It was like the whole morning had happened so long ago it was a foggy memory.  Now he was just catching up with an old friend, or at least that's what Evanee felt like it was so easy to talk to her.<br/><br/>He grabbed a toothpick from the centre of the table and snapped it, ensuring one piece was bigger then the other.  He held the two pieces up, hiding the ends so Evanee couldn't see the shorter one.  "Pick one.  Whoever draws the longest piece picks whether they want to show theirs first or make the other person show theirs.