Orion smiled."Cygnus the Swan?" he asked. He flipped through the notebook and showed the page to Jora. It had Cygnus on them. "I bet you can guess my sister's favorite constellation. She named me actually," he said. He pulled out a pencil and drew a small swan in the corner of the Cygnus page.

Jora smiled. She was a little surprised he had guessed it so easily. "Yup that's the one..." She smiled and thought for a bit. "Orion.... Orion's belt?" She said smiling a little. "The Hunter?" She added as she watch Orion draw the small swan. Her mother had always taken the stars behind it and drew flames.

Orion finished the swan and flipped to another page. "Yeah, Orion the Hunter," he pointed to the correct drawing. His dinner lay forgotten on the table beside him. He reached into his bag and pulled out a book. He flipped to a page and dog-eared it, before slipping it back in his satchel. He decided he would explain it to Jora, but only if she asked.

Jora wonder what that was all about but decided to wait till later if ever to ask him about it. She noticed he had barely had any of his food. She raised an eyebrow. "Aren't you hungry?" She asked a little concerned. She didn't want him to be hungry later. Her cheeks turned red. It wasn't any of her business if he wasn't hungry, She picked up her fork and looked down at her half empty plate a little embarrassed.

(Going to take shower might not be on after D:)

Orion was surprised at Jora's concern. "I uh.. kinda forgot to eat," he said, blushing. He began to eat his food again, glad Jora had reminded him it was there. He stared at his plate for a bit, noting the awkwardness between them. "Jora... " he began, trying to think of something to say.

(Perfect timing I was about to get off!)

Jora took a bite of her food right before Orion had said her name. She quickly chewed and swallowed. She patted her face with her napkin sure she had food on it somewhere. "Yes?" She said before taking a gulp of her water to wash down the food. She fiddled with her sleeve a bit waiting to hear what he had to say.

Orin wished he had thought of something to say before he had called her name out. He took a bite of food to buy himself some time. His gaze fell on the book on the table. He finished eating and asked, "Do you read a lot?" Idiot. Of all things to ask. Misewell have said, 'Nice weather today isn't it?'

Jora smiled a thought for a bit. "I read a lot for school, after all being the teacher's daughter, you're supposed to know everything." She took another bite of food. "But I haven't ever really read for fun... There was this one book though that I've read a million times if I've read it once." She looked out over and up a little zoning out as she thought. "I can't remember it's name but my grandfather wrote it and no one but my family have ever read it." She blushed a little and looked down at her plate. "Sorry I was rambling." She said before she ate another bite.

"No, it's okay," Orion said, glad for her rambling. It became less awkward. "I don't read for fun much either. I just read books about space and the ocean," he said. He showed her the cover of the book he had dog-eared earlier. It read: The Cosmos. He tucked it back in his bag, before returning to his food.

Jora looked at the book and swallowed her food. "That sounds pretty cool." She hadn't seen the ocean that she could remember. She really liked the pictures at school with the whales. "I've always liked looking at Mars with my mom she likes the little patch of ice on the bottom of it." She said running out of ideas of what to talk about.