The bird boy raised an eyebrow and the woman while she stared hungrily at the food that was before her. As he observed her more, Crow sensed something odd about a traveling woman. Was she without a father? A male friend? It was dangerous for women in this day and age to be wandering outside the city they were born in without someone to guide them to a from places. Whether it be the fear of an attack by an animal or a human deciding she was too cute to just pass on the street.<br/><br/>"Huh?" The male said, turning his head back to the baker who had been talking about the two being together. A chuckle escaped Crow's lips and a grin crossed his face. "Your shop must be pretty popular with wayfaring strangers to have two arrive minutes between each other." He couldn't fault the baker for accidentally insulted the lass. After all he had been thinking she couldn't possibly be alone himself.<br/><br/>Another glance at the female as she pointed at the massive chocolate cake made the male's face grow a bit sad. Her face was red and her figure seemed so slim. At first he had thought she was simply lithe by natural, but upon hearing an audible growl from her abdomen, he found that hard to believe. Poor thing probably hadn't eaten awhile for her stomach to groan so fervently.<br/><br/>Another grin came to the 5'11" male as he rummaged in his pockets and placed a few coins on the counter. He poked at each silver piece and pushed them across to the baker as he looked dumbfounded by the woman's wish. "I'll take a loaf of french bread from you as well as that cake if you please." His dark green eyes flashed to look at the girl for a reaction before looking back to the male behind the counter, once again pretty taken aback by the two strangers in his shop. "If you could do me a favor and put in... let's go with baby blue frosting if you can manage that color."<br/><br/>The hefty baker nodded and his grin grew wider as he went to the back to fetch some frosting for the cake. He ready himself with a knife, dipping it into the icing's container and preparing to delicately place words on the cake. "E-N-J-O-Y. Big letters please." He instructed. As he waited for the large man to finish with his handy work, he turned to the blonde haired female and bowed his head slightly to her. "I hope you don't mind me paying. I couldn't help treating a dazzling young woman to a bit of dessert."<br/><br/>Crow had a secret intent in buying the pastry for her though. He had become curious about the woman who traveled on her own with no food to fill her aching stomach. The woman intrigued him greatly and he wondered if there was something else to her with such dark eyes. A brown iris maybe? The bird boy had never known a human to have black eyes... He wasn't able to tell any more besides her eyes being a darker shade than his own.<br/><br/>When the cake was finished being decorated, the gentleman took it into his hands and placed it on a wooden table in the shop for the woman to indulge in while he grabbed the bread he asked for from the baker. "Thank you, sir." Crow said before sitting down in one of the wooden chairs.