Zarya groaned softly to herself when the topic about food continued, yet there was no food in front of her. Instead, the woman disappeared to find out what toppings were available to them today. She wanted this to be over. She was tired of sitting here, and she hadn't eaten since dinner the previous night, so she was starving, and only getting hungrier by the second. She was beginning to get light-headed, so she knew her blood sugar was dropping. At this point, she didn't care if it was pizza, pasta, a sandwich, or a steak. She just wanted to eat.<br/><br/>She knew that this guy wasn't trying to cause them trouble. He just didn't want to eat something he didn't like. She couldn't blame him for that, but still. Sure, it was frustrating that they were sort of being treated like children when she thought that they were all legally adults, but that was a battle she wasn't willing to fight on an empty stomach. They could get into the debate of treating them as they would be treated in a university versus a high school at another time. "Please just let us go eat." she mumbled low enough that it was unlikely that anyone save the one next to her would hear her.<br/><br/>Moments later, before the woman had a chance to answer the boy, for better or worse, a loud rumbling interrupted the momentary silence. Zarya's face instantly turned beet red as she clutched her growling stomach."S-sorry." she apologized, dropping her head in embarrassment. "Seriously. You couldn't have waited a few more minutes?" She pouted with still-pink cheeks, poking her stomach as she whispered the words to herself. Well, at least it was probably enough to distract everyone from the tension in the room, if only momentarily? So at least one good thing came of it, even if she just embarrassed herself on her first day.<span style="font-style: italic">Well, there goes my chance at making any friends.</span>she thought to herself, looking down at the floor with a sort of dejected look on her face.