Lucy laughed at her husband's reaction to what she had said.<br/><br/>Draco chuckled half-heartedly at Avorna's words and said, "Is that you trying to make me feel better? Well, even though this is the fourth time we've spoken, you seem to know exactly how my mind works in that regard." Draco hadn't missed the clue that was given to her by Avorna and said, "That's fine. I'm not going to force it out of you. I've never been one for interrogating people anyways." Draco then pulled something out of her bag and placed on the ground on Avorna's side of the bars and pushed it towards him. Draco said, "I thought you might be hungry so I made you a boxed lunch." Draco noticed the wounds that she had treated were healing up very nicely but she still looked down guiltily as she said, "I'm sorry you got hurt because of my selfish request to see you again... I'll leave you to eat your meal in peace." Draco stood up turned to leave but she hesitated for a moment to wipe her face and compose herself before she started to cry from the guilt she was feeling.<br/><br/>Draco walked back into the guildhall and saw her father fighting with Gray and ignored them to go sit down and read one of her research reference books. Draco was reading some pretty complicated things that most college level students wouldn't understand and ignoring anything her father said to her when he tried to talk to her. Draco then saw her father's hand slam the book closed in front of her. Draco could tell that he was mad about her giving him the cold shoulder but she didn't really care.