Ellie laughed with her friend. It must have been the spirit of Hogsmeade, but everything seemed cheerful and happy here. Laughing seemed so easy, even though life was twisted at that moment. Ellie was just glad she had some time left to spend it with her closest friends. Chuckling, she nodded. "It's probably a good idea that we don't order the whole menu. I guess I'll go first." Stepping up to the counter, she pulled her money purse out and ordered some milk chocolate fudge, a couple chocoballs and a chocolate frog. Nothing better than all that chocolate.

While she finished paying and was waiting for her order, Ellie turned to Emma and listened to her dilemma. She nodded and then frowned a little bit, deep in thought. Ellie thought back to the time when she really liked Alex and wanted to be with him. "I do think that just bringing it up out of blue can cause some awkwardness." She told her friend. "What I did with Alex is... I kept on hanging out with him and kind of flirted with him until he finally kissed me. But not all guys are just gonna do that. I think you should bring it up when the time is right." Ellie grabbed her bag off the counter. "Y'know when it's just you two and things are quiet, maybe you could ease in the topic by saying how great you two are together, like how much fun you have together. Maybe he'll get the hint." She said with a light shrug and a smile. Ellie couldn't help but wonder if this boy happened to be Braeden; she had mentioned before that she had a crush on him. But she waited to ask.