"Whoa, that's quite a plate!" Beth exclaimed as Sean loaded her up but didn't refuse anything. She had a pretty good metabolism and would rather get active to burn off the calories then eat like a bunny all the time. She sat down across from him and gave him a smile as she started to eat and gave him a nod of approval. "Sean, this is so good. I feel like to be fair I should cook for you guys too but then I think that would hardly be fair, cooking isn't exactly my strongpoint. Unless you have a craving for bangers and mash."<br/><br/>She wondered a little about Katy and Mikkel too though she thought it might be a little rude to speculate too much. She kind of hoped they were having a good time though. Sean seemed strangely honed in on her though she supposed being the only other person in the room it wasn't so unexpected and yet she found herself running her tongue over her teeth to make certain there was nothing stuck there.<br/><br/>"Maybe they already ate? That would be a shame with the spread you put out," she said. She was feeling quite relaxed with him, thoughts of a repeat of this morning far from her mind. "I thought I might hit the garden for a bit after breakfast, until it gets too hot. I love gardening back home...a tropical garden might be a bit of a challenge but I'm looking forward to it. That's what I want to go into...botany. Well, paleobotany specifically...I suppose that sounds kind of foolish coming from me. I'm not exactly an intellectual."<br/><br/>She suddenly felt embarrassed at the admission, her cheeks flushing slightly. Her mother kept telling her to go back to school to learn a trade, that Beth needed to be rid of these pie in the sky notions about academia. She was probably right, Beth reckoned. After all, Beth had never really been known for her brains. It was almost a welcome distraction as she heard the strange noise that was getting louder. A helicopter?<br/><br/>"Do you hear that? Were we expecting anything?"<br/>