There was a faint smirk on Emily's face at Tehr's teasing, but Eeva simply smiled and served him a slice to eat, while taking a bite herself on another. Emily was eating relaxedly as well, leaning lightly against Tehr's side for a moment before moving a bit back, looking over at Eeva in turn. The two women ate in fair silence for a moment, but neither seemed to be eyeing the other in any way angrily or offended, but a bit awkward at the same time.<br/><br/>"I do think a good meal does wonders for people's spirits, and while I might not offer the same sort of hospitality that my sister does, I am going to try and make your visit pleasant during your stay. I do believe our houses stand to gain more from friendship than from simple coexistence." Eeva's words were met with a small chuckle from Emily. Looking at Emily a bit confused, Eeva's curious gaze only served to make Emily smirk a bit at the time being, before allowing a sigh. "Oh I think you have offered a fair share of hospitality sister, enough to leave our dear guest wanting for more. Being even as kind to offer a bit of pie."<br/><br/>There was a short moment as Eeva looked at Emily a bit uncertain, before a blush seemed to spread on her cheeks and she let out a short nervous laugh. "I walked right into that one didn't I?" To which Emily laughing happily nod her head in agreement. "I am sorry, I hope I didn't make myself look like a terrible host in doing that-" Eeva began but Emily suddenly clapped her hands together. "Say, how about I take care of the horses for the next bit of our journey and you two have a chance to chat inside the carriage?"<br/><br/>Eeva seemed to be about to protest but looked at Tehr and then back at Emily. Her expression showing a bit more uncertain confusion than anything else, with Emily simply winking a bit discreetly, in a way that might have escaped Tehr's attention if he wasn't watching the two of them more closely. Nevertheless, the older sister awkwardly played with a bit of a curl of her hair before brushing it back and off of her face.<br/><br/>"We still have a bit to eat here though, not that we are in a hurry, but I think-" Eeva looked at Tehr "-that he would prefer your company there than that of mine, for now at least." She turned back to look at Emily. "I mean, there's going to be plenty of chances to talk later, but this is probably the only bit of 'real privacy' you'll have for a little while."