Eva giggled slightly as Andrew took a sip from the straw, finding him to be just as adorable as he'd been when he was still in high school and she was fixing him lunch in the kitchen of their home. Although it was mostly good memories coming back to her, a small part of Eva was still just a little bit sad that both of them had to grow up so fast. She hated the idea that they might one day move so far apart from each other that they could no longer even go out together at least a couple of times a month. It reminded her to make the most of the time that they currently had together, at the very least.<br/><br/>"You're still my baby brother," Eva stated cheerfully, making no apologies for herself.<br/><br/>The sound of a key grinding against the slightly worn lock on the door caused Eva to perk up as she realized that Max was home. She almost skipped over to the entrance of the apartment where she waited for her girlfriend to step inside before embracing her and planting a good long kiss on her lips.<br/><br/>"I missed you," she whispered to Max before letting go of her and moving on to the introductions. They weren't really necessary, but it was a force of habit for Eva to be polite, and she figured that it might help break the ice between her brother and girlfriend at least a tiny bit. "My handsome brother, Andrew," she announced proudly while holding an arm out towards him as she was a model presenting a prize on a game show. "And this is my wonderful lover that you've heard so much about," Eva added, addressing her brother.<br/><br/>She was truly ecstatic to finally have the two most important people in her life finally meet each other. Despite the fact that Max looked like quite a bad ass at first glance, which was one of the things that Eva found so irresistible about her, she knew that her girlfriend was a real sweetheart at her core. Sure, you didn't want to get on her bad side, but Eva could difficultly picture her gentle natured brother picking a fight with anyone, much less her own girlfriend. No, Eva was quite certain that they'd all get along swimmingly, and in fact she could hardly even wait for the three of them to start sharing stories and cracking jokes.