Joce was pleased that she had once again answered correctly and receive another five points. She didn't know why he seemed to like, or at least tolerate her more than many others, but she couldn't complain. Then again, she had never had a teacher that didn't like her, so she supposed it wasn't that odd, even if it was odd for the man in particular. She never paid it any mind, though, she was simply glad he didn't single her out like he did Ed. The latter was rather frustrating for the girl, but what could she do?<br/><br/>She glanced down at the paper Ed was handed, nodding to his comment, having expected him to be frustrated and understanding why. "Of course." she replied when he suggested lunch, chuckling a little at the fact that he had memorized their schedules. She had, too, but she had a tendency to remember things easily. He always remembered the most random things and it amused her. She pulled her bag snugly on her shoulder and indicated that she was ready to go.<br/><br/>She walked with him to the great hall and let him pick where they sat before taking a seat next to him and filling up her plate with various foods before turning her attention back to the boy. "So, what do you think about meeting up by the lake after my Arithmancy class later?" she asked, her eyes telling that it was so that they could talk. She needed to tell him about what she had learned. She needed to talk about it in general, it was eating her up to keep it to herself, and he deserved to know, especially considering that Snape was on her very short list of suspects.