By the time we reached the cafeteria, Knox had disappeared the moment we stepped inside, muttering something about getting lunch. Before I could even offer to help, he was already gone, weaving effortlessly through the crowded cafeteria while I claimed one of the corner tables beside the windows.
I rested my chin on my palm and absentmindedly watched students moving through the lunch line. Every now and then someone glanced in my direction.
It still bothered me. Just... Not as much as it had a few days ago.
"Move."
A tray landed on the table with a soft thud. Knox slid into the chair opposite mine, pushing the tray closer.
My eyebrows lifted.
On it sat two generous servings of fries, two cheeseburgers wrapped in paper, and two large cups of cola.
I stared at the food. Then at him. T
