Moony sat facing inwards, leaning against the half wall beneath the window. He could see naked treetops trough the cut out in the opposite wall, and to his right, the path from which he had approached though the door - though, of course, there wasn't a singular footstep to attest to that. As he munched on his biscuit, Sirius really was the only thing worth paying attention to.<br/>When the other boy looked down at him, Moony truly thought it to be the greatest injustice that Sirius could smile like that. While being the spitting image of any other preppy boy who would tease Moony when he passed their bus stop, Sirius' smile was so genuine it made Moony's heart do a flip.<br/>With little care, frustrated to go down that same, endless train of thought, Moony wiped the corner of his lip with the back of his hand, crumbs catching in the homemade knit. Immediately filled with regret, he attempted to brush them away.<br/>"We should scout the perimeters," he said, matter-of-factly. He offered Sirius the thermos, though not accompanying it with any comment. He didn't have any particular explanation to the impulse of leaving the hut this immediately after his arrival. "Maybe they've left some shells behind and then we'll know."