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Sherry was starving. Breakfast had been hours ago, and lunch time just hadn't arrived fast enough. When it had arrived, Sherry had nearly ran to the cafeteria. She'd grabbed food and then immediately turned to see about finding a seat so she could eat this delicious bit of lunch.

As she looked around (doing her best to not make eye contact with anyone), something slightly out of the ordinary caught her eye. While it wasn't too unusual to see off-duty hunters walking around without their coats on, it was unusual to see someone wearing black and pink bunny-ears.

Sherry calmly sat down near the girl in the black bunny hoody. Something about the sweater spoke to her. It reached right inside, right down to the 'girly' part of Sherry, the part that loved her little baubles and jewelry.

She leaned over toward the other girl just a bit. "You're sweater is really cute."

Then she remembered she was hungry, and started in on her lunch.

Sherry smiled at the thanks, her mouth rather full of lunch. She did down that mouthful rather quickly, trying to her best to be polite about it.

By the time the other trainee had turned to her, though, she was good to go. "You're welcome! And no," Sherry accepted the offered hand, "I don't think we have. I'm Sherry."

She was fairly certain they'd never talked, though she could see now that she did recognize the girl. But she recognized a lot of people. Knowing them, however, was a bit more rare. It was a thought that always made Sherry a little bit sad. So, she decided to get to know Eva. She seemed nice so far, and really, any girl that wore an outfit that adorable had to be a good person.

"So, Eva, do you wear bunny ear often?" Her tone was pleasant and honestly curious. It wasn't the best question to start with, but Sherry didn't really want to talk about work.

Sherry laughed a little, nodding in agreement. Thinking back, she had seen the girl around for a ridiculous amount of time. She really needed to meet more people.

"Oh, Life," she replied. "You are...?" She was fairly certain the other girl wasn't life, seeing as Sherry hadn't seen her around the labs overly much. Of course, that didn't really much. There were plenty of techs and such that Sherry had never met.

Sherry laughed again as Eva shook her head. "Ah, who cares if they stare," she said with a dismissive wave of her hand. "It's adorable, and that's all that matters."

Sherry couldn't help but laugh at Eva's comment about the Death Division. While she didn't know an overabundance of Deathies, it was safe to say about half of those she was familiar with could be, moody, to say the least. It was nice to know they weren't all grumpy guys. "I'd certainly hope not," Sherry said with a smile.

How terrible it would be if an entire division was indeed made up of men who spent most of their time brooding or scowling or whatever. Very terrible indeed. Knowing there were people like this dark haired girl around to even things out made Sherry happy.

Sherry was nodding a 'you're welcome' at Eva's thanks, and was about ask where the girl had found the adorable garment when her brain registered the entirety of what had been said. Sherry blinked in surprise; it was probably a good thing she hadn't been trying to swallow any of her lunch right then.

She did know both names. She didn't know Wilson well, but they had met, and he seemed like a really nice guy, even though last she'd seen of him he'd been unconscious in the shower. She didn't know if she could picture him with bunny ears, though. And Jake. Well. She knew Jake, and there was no way she could picture that. Except now her brain was trying to picture them both in bunny ear hoodies. (Which...was a step up from stripped down in the shower.) Wilson, maybe. Jake, no way. No way at all.

Sherry shook her head, still looking a bit shocked. "You got them bunny ear hoodies? Do they- did-" she seemed to be have some trouble finding the right words. "Do they like them?"

Sherry's grin only widened. "I think I can imagine it. I...don't know if I really want to, though." The tone of her voice was amused, with a fear tossed in. It would be funny, but also so very terrible. Especially if she had to work with a division like that. At least it was more funny than it was terrifying.


Sherry nodded at the next question. "I do. Well, I've only talked with Wilson a little bit," she shrugged and let Eva continue. She was still just....they couldn't be talking about the same Jake, could they?

Her eyes shone with laughter though, as she continued trying to picture the boys in their hoodies. "That was nice of Wilson," Sherry nodded. As for the other, well, cutting the tail off did seem like something he would do. But actually wearing it? "But Wilson always struck me as a nice guy. Though," Sherry looked at Eva, her face still showing amusement and shock. "I have to wonder if we are talking about the same Jake. Cause I just can't--" She stopped for a second. Yeah. Picturing Jake in an eared hoody was a thousand time more difficult than picturing Wilson in one. "Jake, with the blue hair? Right?"

Sherry had no hope of holding in the happy little laugh that escaped her lips. She could guess at what Eva had been about to say. Her opinion of the other members of the Death division was heartening, though. And really, if the adorable bunny ears hadn't been enough to help Sherry decided she liked this girl, Eva's views would have been.

The life trainee's head nodded in agreement as Eva continued. Wilson certainly seemed that way. As for Jake, "Yeah. That's him." Which meant they were talking about the same person.

Sherry laughed again at Eva's grumpy face. It was perfect, or close enough. "Spot on!" And she laughed some more.

Or, she would have laughed, if Eva's words surprised her so much the laugh caught in her thought. Sherry gave the Death trainee another look of shock, coughed once and asked simply, "He let's you call him that?"

The look of shock on Sherry's face dissolved as she burst out into a fit of laughter. It was a joyous laugh, one that showed her obvious amusement. "That has to be the best thing I've heard in a while." She could just imagine it. This girl Eva calling Jake "kitten" and the look he'd give in response...

She was still smiling when she looked Eva in the eye. "It's a shame we haven't talked before. I think we'd get along swell."