Daniels experienced fingers held the thin stem of the glass, quietly tapping the tips against the cold solid glass. His light brown bloodshot eyes gaze upon the young face that lingers before him, letting the young woman speak now the entrepreneur has had his professional rant about her poor timekeeping. The males head slowly nodding up and down as acknowledgement, between sips of his water. Using the liquid to help ease the soreness which lingers down the back of his throat, from the large quantity of alcohol he had forced down his neck less than twelve hours earlier. Daniel knows his lifestyle and antics are less than healthy, but he had no desire to change that... almost as if he was trying to make up for the childhood he was not able to have.<br/><br/>As the young lady finished speaking the male took the last sip of water to moisten his throat one last time before he can once again speak. His fingers stopping the silent taps on the glass as it gets places back onto the large boardroom table, The male's body moving in the chair. Leaning a little forward in his chair, closing the gap between the pair by only a few inches. His tongue escaping his mouth wetting his dry light red lips, as his hands clasped together then lightly run over each of them. His eyes taking a moment to look at the seated reporter. Taking a few seconds to see her posture, see her body in an attempt to read the woman, trying to learn about her before she even had a chance to say anything about herself, although her current posture was solely professional, even her outfit was in the same manner. When it came down to her general figure he could tell she was not tall, but her curves and other eye attracting aspects had were hidden due to being seated. He was drawing a blank. However, when they returned to her amber eyes that changed. He could tell she was almost repressed. They told a story within them and he could tell she had burning inside that was yet to show its self.<br/><br/>The room silent as the few seconds passed, only the light whispers from outside of the room that crept in. "I believe that shadowing would be best, your young in age and inexperienced within my industry, maybe as our time together grows and you get the grip of how my company operates you may get a chance to speak." The males left hand moving away from the right, then retreating to his neck, his fingers taking hold of his own, as a light cough and wince of pain crosses his otherwise stone-like face, as his eyelids close sharpy and tightly.<br/><br/>Not waiting for a second longer than he had to before reaching towards the large jug of water on the table. His hands taking hold of the damp handle, lifting the jug up, leaving behind a ring of water from the bottom as he brings it over to his glass filling his own glass to use the water as a source of comfort. Placing the jug back down his fingers once again taking hold of the stem of the glass, an once again bringing it to his lips, allowing the cold water to moisten his throat. "Sorry about that Elizabeth, it was a rather..." Daniels fingers once again playing with the stem of the glass. "...Eventfull evening I found myself in. I am sure you know about them." A cheeky smile appearing on his lips, an almost boylike grin, but it was only left it upon his face for a couple seconds before hiding it away once again. Bringing back the stone professional look that he had on show up to now.<br/><br/>Leaning back into his seat, his back wiggling to find a comfy position. "I can't comment on the hotel they have given you, but we do have a couple vacant apartment within the building that you can use, although they might be a bit expensive for the company you work for." Taking another sip of the water to try and avoid another incident that he had a few seconds ago.<br/><br/>"Tell me Elizabeth, what about you fit I had my people send about what I wanted? What have you done to this point to get the chance to spend several months with me? Well apart from the obvious your young age." His face not changing as he spoke, his tone professional. He might not like speaking about himself but learning about others was of interest to his.