Kavitha's eyes go wide at Amy when she begins piling on the spicy food. "But..." she tries to interrupt only to be cut off by the other woman. Instead she closes her mouth and turns her attention to her own plate. She ate, slowly unlike Amy who attacked the plate like a hungry wolf might a carcass. Watching her new friend eat slowed her even more, though she still found time to tear off small pieces of Naan to eat with her food.<br/><br/>Kavitha turned away fully when Amy finished, glad to see Amy's attempt to show off was over, when suddenly the other girl began to shout at the spicyness of the food. With a sigh Kavitha looked over at her, "I told you."<br/><br/>She raised a hand and waved to her Uncle who was all ready looking their way due to the commotion Amy was making. He disappeared into the kitchen for a moment and then reappeared with a tall glass of an orange colored smoothie. "It's a mango lassi," he told Amy. "It is sweet and has milk. It will help."<br/><br/>Kavitha smiled at Asura, "Really, she's normally much more sensible."