"You'd do that?" Honey asked, eyes wide. He beamed. "That would be great!"

"It would be my pleasure," Lucy said with a little grin, already making plans. "After all, you were kind enough to share and invite me over." Which was kind of nice. Nicer than she'd expected certainly.

"You looked lonely," Honey said. He smiled brightly. "I wouldn't be a very good host if I left you by yourself! And besides, I don't mind sharing!"

Lucy grinned. "Well then, I'll have to bring you something next time I go to my bakery," she said. Which would be soon, she knew. Probably that night or the next day.

"Is it really yours?" Honey asked. "Or is it just your favorite?"

Lucy grinned when he caught her slip-up. "A little of both. It's my favorite, and my aunt owns it." She didn't, however, mention that she worked there from time to time.

"So you must get all the yummiest sweets!" Honey said brightly.

"If I want them," Lucy agreed with a grin. "I also get a say in what teas she decides to put in the shop."

"That's great!" Honey enthused. Of course, the concept of being in charge of something was by no means a foreign concept to any of the hosts, but they all made sure to make their guests feel included and special.

Lucy grinned a bit. She was well-aware that she was talking to someone who would probably run a company one day; most of them would. But she didn't mind his enthusiasm in the least. It was pretty cute, actually.

"Well maybe if you stop by sometime I can let you sample some things."

"Really?" Honey's eyes went big. "Yay! You're the best!"

"It's not that big a deal," Lucy said with a little shrug. "My aunt will probably just be glad that I'm bringing around some people."

"But still," Honey said, "it's really nice of you to share like that."

"It's really my pleasure," Lucy said with a smile. "A weekend would probably be best, so we don't have to worry about class schedules."

"Sure!" Honey said with a smile. Then he dug into his piece of cake.

Lucy ended up sitting and chatting with them for a little while longer before she had to get up to head back home for the day. She held out a slip of paper with her number to Honey.

"Just call or text whenever you've got free time and I'll take you to the bakery," she said with a smile.

Honey beamed and handed the paper to Mori.

"Of course!" he said.

Lucy smiled and left, already keeping copious notes in her mind about the two. They were quite an interesting pair, after all.

Liz was also just leaving, and met up with Lucy.

"That was kind of fun," she commented.

"It was," Lucy agreed. "Not something to go completely nuts over, but it was fun." She grinned briefly. "I'm going to take the two I was sitting with to the bakery sometime."

"Really?" Liz said. "That should be interesting. You'll have to let me know how that goes." She was quiet for a moment. "The Hitachiin's and I made arrangements to meet up in Paris."

Lucy laughed a bit. "Oh that should be fun. You'll have to tell me if they show up." She grinned. "At least you won't be so bored this time."

"No kidding," Liz said. "You sure you don't want to go to Paris with me?"

"Oh yes, I'm quite sure," Lucy said with a little grin. "I have no patience for those fashion things, you know that."

"Not even if it gets you one of the prime cocktail dresses for the upcoming season?" Liz offered, grinning.