Snippet #2348789

Felix barely noticed it when the girl left to get food. It was understandable though. It was pretty obvious that she was hungry, judging the way she acted earlier. When the girl left, he was half-done with a tree. The entire drawing had a shady look to it, like if it was seen in shadows. He only marked the outlines and shadows of the trees, giving the picture a nice contrast. And nice contrasts was nice. It wouldn't make sense if a nice contrast wasn't nice. Unless it didn't fit the drawing of course. That would have been the only exception.

When he saw the girl return with the food, Felix looked up at her. He studied the food-tray she was holding for a short second before his eyes returned to the drawing. "Guess I should get myself something to eat as well" He said with the same gentle and friendly tone he used earlier. He flipped the cover over the paper and put it back into the pocket of the jacket before he stood up again. He was still smiling to her as he went off, even though she probably didn't even notice it.

The food looked rather plain and boring, which didn't really bother Felix a whole lot. He noticed some tomatoes, but systematically avoided them. He couldn't stand the consistency. There was no logic in hiding nasty juice in a nasty cover. Instead, he got some simple toast and a bottle of water before he walked back. He wasn't really that hungry, so the amount didn't matter too much.

Felix sat down on the bench again and put the plate down. he gently swung his legs over the bench so they were under the table again. He murmured something, too low for the girl to notice. That was the point at least. He picked up the toast slowly with his left hand and started to chew slowly on what would have been considered as the bottom left corner if the loafs was still put together in the form of a bread. There was some cheap-tasting cheese inside and some ham that tasted synthetic. However, he tried to not think about it and continued to eat on it.