Stefan nodded slightly. He too was glad he saw James. It didn't help that his friend was heading back to France, and Stefan had no idea when he would next see him. If ever. It wasn't something that bothered Stefan too much. He was used to people not being around. In a sense, he didn't really have any one until recently. So anyone he lost now wouldn't be of great loss to him. He was annoyed that he wouldn't see him, but, Stefan was used to that kind of behaviour, so he could put up with it. Stefan did however hope that Kate would never leave him. He hoped they'd always be friends, no matter what happened. Stefan was vaguely aware that the feelings he felt for her, were beginning to be something more that just friendship. Stefan didn't know what it was. He'd barely felt liked, it was new to him. It was as if he was a new born baby, just let out into the world experiencing it all for the first time. Stefan noticed Kate shiver slightly. He didn't know why he did this next thing, but he did. He began to pull off his jumper and folded it in his hands, just as she sounded disappointed to him not coming. If Stefan was honest he hadn't even asked. His father would have a field day wit him, if he found out he'd been invited to some girl's house warming in England. He would've called him stupid and that this girl clearly only inviting him to be polite. He'd laugh for almost an hour, and leave Stefan feeling deflated and worthless. Friendless and alone. He held out his jumper for her. "You should take my jumper. I don't want you to be cold." Stefan said, a small, slightly embarrassed smile. He was handing her his favourite jumper. Really the only jumper he actually owned. It was the jumper that he worked hard to get out all the little specks of blood that got on to it. He knew that she'd probably not take it, but he felt bad that she was cold. Despite the fact it left him without a jumper. He was no sitting, in his t-shirt and jeans. If it snowed now, Stefan knew he'd be screwed. But, Stefan was hopeful.
Stefan Archer took the picture from Kate, and felt his heart drop to the floor when he saw the house. It was huge. Stefan hadn't seen anything that big in such a long while. He didn't know people still lived in houses like that. It was quite something. It was more that just quite something, it was palace in it's own right. Stefan had never seen a house like that. He was used to the small, dirty, cramped, alcohol smelling house. One that had two bedrooms, a bathroom, a kitchen and living area. And that was it. It reminded him of how little he actually had. There was a certainty in his mind, that Kate probably wasn't used to that kind of house either. But then she did now have it. "Wow" Was all the Slytherin could say. He was just in shock, of the sheer size it was. Stefan pointed to the porch in the picture. "You could fit my entire house in that porch." Stefan gave a small laugh. It was one that showed he was trying to make a joke but, it was partially true. "It must be amazing to live there. So much space. My father and I, it's the right size for us." This was a partly true and false, it was the right size for two, but it was small in the sense that Stefan was almost always in reach of his father. He couldn't imagine living in a place like that. He did all the cleaning up in his house, this house was so much bigger. "How do you keep it clean." Stefan muttered still staring at the image. "It's amazing. It's really pretty" Stefan of course had no idea what the house would look like in colour, but he assumed it would look even better. Stefan was of course still pleased that Kate lived in such a place. He handed her back the picture, while staring at his bare arms. There were very small bruises, nothing noticable. What was more noticeable was his hand. The forever present scars, constantly reminding him of who he was. "I'd probably end up being quite lonely if I lived there. It's probably just me that would be like that. I'm sorry, I don't have a picture of my house, nothing to show. it's nothing like that. Imagine something small, in the middle of nowhere, and that's me. What do your parents do?" Stefan asked, suddenly curious. He knew he could hardly reply to her what his parents did, but he was curious about that. "If you don't mind me asking."