The only good thing about clubs was the promise of food they had to offer, like that one time with the book club and just about every Muggle Studies class before Hadley took over. Was it fair to say the Gryffindor had only showed up because they were likely to be fed? Yes, considering she didn't believe in Divination all that much. Her father said she wasn't meant to take it too seriously and she was all too willing to agree especially with half the reading's she'd gotten.

Elwood had tea and small pasteries, no telling what Morgan would have...or if they were to be trusted for that matter. Jun and her and hypothesized that it was something in whatever the lady was eating. What if she slipped it into anything she fed them today? Her Third Year was enough happy thank you very much. Perhaps she'd watch everyone else eat before trusting any--whaaaaat? Stepping inside it was abundantly clear that the tables weren't filled with treats. Was it too late to walk back out? Probably with the way the Professor was smiling like that...then again wasn't she always?

"Good day Professor." Lex said, trying to keep the disappointment from her voice as she flopped down at the table next to Grayson. He didn't strike her as the type to like such a sketchy subject but here he was. I think my heart just broke." That roughly translated to 'hi'.