[Ciel looks the same as usual off-duty: mild-mannered, approachable, and carrying on as if nothing significant had transpired between them at all. Amos is back: that's the important part.]

Hmm~m, I don't know about that. The kids who don't finish their veggies too don't get their desserts, after all. But let's see what we have in the kitchen first, shall we? The baking will take a while anyway, plenty of time for you to get something more nutritionally balanced down during. It would help me if you have a big appetite and are not a picky eater, actually: the kids could use a positive role model for their eating habits.

[At that, she glances aside meaningfully at the third boy, who simply looks away from her in response with a small puff to his chest. The girl behind her giggles at the wordless exchange.]

We can talk later, yes, after you've eaten and I'm done delivering their promised treats. I however don't believe anyone can do good work on an empty stomach, so how about we see to that for starters?

[She lays out her perfectly sound and not at all convenient reasoning. Would he like to keep insisting on delivering an apology first? She certainly doesn't seem very interested in receiving any, for what it's worth.]