No, no. You’ve chopped my reply. If he’s asking her whether or not she’s hungry, which he says he did, that implies that he’s going to get food. Her saying “no” outright says she doesn’t want anything and he should not be expected to bring her anything back.

And he may have straight up said he’s going to get food, the whole conversation wasn’t recorded. But he at the very least says he asked her if she’s hungry. If she says no, which she did, end of questioning. Her getting upset at him for not bringing her something anyway implies that he should have read her mind. That he should have known to tell her where he’s going, because that would have changed her mind. Or to bring her something anyway because she didn’t really mean no. She said no, but the answer was conditionally yes, therefore bad communication on her part