"Thank you. I'm sure you'll be a great teacher." It'll be nice to have something he made the next day when she's bored and lonely and working on finding the energy to go out and do anything. Having something to look forward to, even as vague a promise as 'next time', cheers her too.

She smiles at the question and glances over at the bag of fruit she brought. "I'm not sure what it's called, nobody seems to have agreed on a name yet. It tastes like a mix of melons and strawberry, but you don't have to peel it or remove a rind or anything. The skin is like an apple's, you can eat it. The boy I bought them from says they grow on trees in the park. I thought it might be fun to find out what we can do with it."