Maybe this was a bad idea after all. Eva had to wonder just what she was doing here, what they were doing anymore. The general ease of life in Arizona was gone and it was all her fault. Why was she so bad at this? Even with carefully crafted guidelines, she still couldn't handle it! Maybe she should have just let things fizzle and when he found his next position he could move on and that would be that... problem was, she already missed him and there were still in the same house.

She supposed she should have expected his reaction, but it didn't make her feel any better. Surely Beau had to have some thoughts on the matter, but that classic, stoic face he reserved for everybody but her was not helping. "Well, I wanted to," She muttered, eyes down at the floor for a moment before turning them expectantly back at him. "I've gone and ruined our agreement and it wasn't fair." She'd ruined it in more ways than one and she hadn't a clue what to do about it.

Eva toyed with the end of her sleeve idly, hoping he had something to say on the matter. It wasn't like her to be this passive in a conversation, but she felt at fault here and so naturally on the defensive.