His answering smile was one that almost took her by surprise in its ease and dazzling quality, causing her to pause a moment to simply look down upon his face. Ruby liked making people smile almost as much as she liked turning heads and raising eyebrows, but there was a part of her that wanted so much to see people happy. Graham, as handsome as he was, was twice as attractive when he smiled up at her like that. So much so that she felt a bit of a flutter in her stomach.

"A sandwich? Alright," she said after realizing she'd been looking down into his eyes for a second too long. She felt almost guilty for the giddy feeling he brought out in her just then. It was one thing to flirt with a handsome man as indiscriminately as she would with the next handsome man that came along, and quite another to flirt openly with a man who was quite possibly otherwise involved. Ruby liked to flirt but she tended to dial it back when a man was otherwise claimed out of due respect, and Emma was a woman Ruby liked very much. Even if she wasn't here, Ruby didn't want to step on anyone's toes by mooning about. "That should be easy enough. I'll be right back."

She walked back behind the bar to get the coffee pot and a cup, putting in an order for a hamburger while she was there, and returned to sit the cup in front of him and pour it while he watched. "Sugar?" She said.