"Wonderful...Thank you, Miss Draco." He lets their handshake linger, and leans down, gracefully kissing the top of her hand for the briefest second before taking the seat across from her. He crosses his leg across the opposite knee, leaning an elbow on the table, and resting his chin on the back of his hand, that same grin on his lips as he watched her through relaxed eyes, lids lowered slightly over them. The toe of his shoe bounces gently, moving in a circular pattern as he sat there, his other hand resting on the table top, fingers lightly drumming against the surface.<br/><br/>Kasai could tell Draco felt a little uneasy, it was written all over her face. For a while it was quiet, the two delved within their own thoughts, Kasai's eyes wandering the floor of the restaurant, glancing here and there at the other patrons, until Draco's voice caught his attention, and he looks at her again. "Hmmm? Oh, no, I'm just visiting is all." He chuckles lightly, smiling again at her. "In fact...I heard an old...<span style="font-style: italic">friend</span>of mine was around, so I thought I'd come see." He then sighs, his hand that was on the table making a circular pattern in the air now. "But alas, my information was wrong...they're not here." Kasai pretends to pout a bit, before looking at Draco again.<br/><br/>"And what about you?" He tilts his head slightly, leaning forward as if completely interested in anything she had to say, not even giving any recognition to the waitress that had arrived at the table side with the food that Draco had ordered. "It's a shame that someone like yourself is all alone. Especially in a place like this."