Ron and Lavender were going through a bit of a stressful time it wasn't helped by the war but the cause was Hermione and her immense suspicion of Lavender of uhsing him or some other such idea Ron stopped paying attention after the first time and he didn't not love Lavender he did love her it was just hard to be together when you knew one of your friends wanted nothing to do with you. Things would have gotten worse if it weren't for one day.
It was one Saturday after a particularly stressful time with Hermione, Ron had said he was feeling hungry and would head down to the kitchens as he knew the way and Lavender wanted to join him. So they arrived and it wasn't too busy Lunch was over and he was just feeling a bit peckish. So he had food brought to him and dug in but more than that he really started eating more as he felt really really good. He felt full but before he was gonna grab more he looked to Lavender and she was smiling a big smile. She had thoughts in her head she could make sure that Ron stayed her through one way. His stomach or his belly considering how much he is packing away. All she does is pick up a piece of bread and shove it into his mouth giving him the go ahead to eat to his hearts content. Little weird for her but she didn't care she just wanted Ron. Not whatever that mudblood Hermione thought was good for him.
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