Emma chuckled,
"Yeah, I know". She just finished putting the food out on the table and Amy appeared at the bottom of the stairs. The young girl gave an awkward smile and Emma could sense she was feeling pretty awkward about the whole situation, who wouldn't be? "Take which ever seat you like sweetie". Amy decided to go for the one closer to her and sat down.
She glanced at the food on her plate, everything was done so elegantly, she smiled for a moment. She then noticed the knife and fork were the left handed way, she looked at the others, nope, both right handed.
"Uh-how did you know?", she asked, not even being specific. Emma smiled,
"Body language I guess".
Amy raised an eye brow before reaching for the jug to pour herself a glass of water. She took the glass to her lips and had a drink, it was very cold, how she liked it, but it hit her sensitive teeth like a block of ice. Emma could see her face screw up and the woman let out a giggle, "Sensitive teeth huh?". Amy felt some of the awkwardness slip away,
"Yeah, mine have always been sensitive".
"Luckily I don't have that problem", Emma replied, brushing her seat before sitting down.
Amy wondered whether she should start...no, she'd wait for Will to sit down, it was the polite thing to do after all. She found herself looking around the kitchen more closely than before. Everything was arranged perfectly. Not a thing out of place, no dirty plates or cups, no kitchen roll scrumpled here and there like you see in a normal kitchen. Amy began to think there was something up with the tidiness, but refused to ask about it. If there was something going on, she doubted she wouldn't get told about it.