She shook her head automatically when he apologized, "No... its okay. Take what you need. I'm fine."<br/><br/>She wasn't, of course, but her priority had never been her own comfort. She glanced once more over at the boy who Levi had been watching. As her friend had been staring at him, the boy had looked away, but now he was watching her. Levi's back was to him, so he winked at her alluringly, then gave her a chivalrous little bow.<br/><br/>She couldn't help but blink, then smile. It was so unexpected to find she was treated so differently here. Where she'd come from, she was viewed as an oddity. Those she came in contact either treated her as though she were unclean, or deferred to her with slight awe. She found she quiet liked the casual flirtation. She almost felt normal. She blushed and returned his nod, causing him to beam with a gleaful look of pride. He turned, and casually strode out the door.<br/><br/>Blinking, she realized Levi had said something, and looked up to meet his gaze. He was so much taller than she was, and he was standing so close, she had to tilt her face back to meet his gaze.<br/><br/>"I'm sorry... what?" she felt thick, confused... it was such an odd sensation... she wasn't sure what was causing it, but she really didn't like it.