Craig laughed at her honest, a sincere laugh that made his mouth curve into a warm smile. He nodded and started inside the building.<br/><br/><em>Right then, absence of brussel sprouts, and lentils for sure. And I am adding no onions as well.</em><br/><br/>He slipped inside the cafe with an easy pull of the door and then he was gone. He was glad for the escape, a slight blush had started to build and he was glad to keep it from her view. The flirtation, while not unwarranted, did nothing to help the few visions he let ran through his mind. Last he wanted to do was appear like any other man who saw her, thinking below the belt and much more bare. But she made it difficult, and something told him she knew it, not to think of other uses of her natural energy.<br/><br/>Inside he did not waste time, ordering both of them bottles of water and tea to go. From the menu and for the meal, he got them each breakfast panninis, sourdough with thick slabs of ham, scrambled eggs and a light cheese atop them. Side orders of fruit and then hashbrowns, thin sliced fried potatoes. For the dogs nothing seemed quite right, so he order both Freddie and Enach sides of bacon to do, a snack to match their normal fair. He imagined that they would be nicking food from the both of them with every opportunity.<br/><br/>He took a moment to look at the window trying to catch sight of the young red headed woman. Something about her intrigued him, something more than her just being Uratha. Hard to believe that, he grinned and shook his head, that didn't make sense at all. He paid for the food, waiting for the wait staff to deliver the handled brown bags so that he could be on his way. At some point he would stop being distracted by the woman, but for some reason, he did not mind the distraction.<br/><br/>With bags in one hand, and the drink caddie in the other, he headed back out the front door. Not ten minutes had passed but it was ten minutes to long at this point. No, there was to much to learn with this woman, to much to see and experience. Maybe it was just a feeling, but it wasn't a bad one. He pushed the door open, looking for Peggerty.<br/><br/><em>Food is secured, care to walk back to the beach and eat there?</em>