Eva look a bit taken aback by his statement. A bit shocked by the accusation of sin. "A sin that is not a crime?" she questioned thoughtfully. A rhetorical question really, not a question she posed to him. But, perhaps the fact that she repeated it meant she was contemplating. Evalynn may bring it up later in passing conversation.. She huffed a bit, staring at him with eyes as bright as the skies before they turned a shade lighter. A fierceness passed over her expression, not used to being outdone. She often had battled with wits, keeping speed with the best of them. Even her husband, a brillant man and scientist-- she held her ground. But, this stranger was besting her. Evalynn sighed, her shoulder's relaxing again as she heaved the breath. No, she reminded herself, life wasn't a competition.<br/><br/>"My Child is more than me." she spoke finally, a rather harsh statement that was concrete in her commitment to motherhood. Sucking on her bottom lip for a moment she looked deeply into his eyes. Feeling a bit shaken as if she were drowning she averted her gaze to the door, noting the patrons lingering on the street. Surely, they could smell the scents of the bakery even from their position on the street.<br/><br/>Turning back to her company she tilted her head, venturing another glance at his eyes as she calmed. "Are you an author?" It was said in such an innocently childish tone that one couldn't help but laugh. Her eyes shifted to the threshold of the bakery, hearing the chime of the bells.<br/><br/>She gave a lovely smile, her moist lips curling delicately. Eva's eyes slid over the man, remind her of her husband, constantly disheveled and empty minded. She didn't look too deeply into it as he sat down. Her eyes slid the the striking woman, noticing the curves of her body. Eva's hand grazed over her stomach unconsciously comparing herself. Ah, to be voluptuous again. She sighed outwardly as her eyebrows rose. Eyes scanning the area she noticed her employees were indisposed.<br/><br/>"Is there anything you need, Miss?" came her honey voice from the corner. She didn't look much like an employee. Infact, with the company she was keeping she looked very much a customer herself.