Han would eventually place his fork down, the argument stemming between him and Penelope now seemed a little useless in the light of all other things. What did this do for him? It was for Ellynn's sake, but trying to defend her against someone so convinced of their fault would only waste his time.
Timothy was smart enough to avoid eating lunch here—at least he had his time on his own hands.
And though it was pleasant to be here, he managed a smile, "I'll be going now as well, got to study on some things to catch up." there were other things that he could do that was more worth his time than this.
"Is that so?" Sir Leon de Harrington raised a brow. "A small pity, but I'll ask for your input on my ideas at a later time, after class perhaps?"
