Caden didn't mind Alan using the space in the back seats. The car was big enough and he liked knowing other people were comfortable. But Nick's eyes seemed glued to the new blond haired beauty that had taken over the back seats rather than the road in front of him. He drove with ease and asked his questions with small pauses between them, but it was obvious Nick felt a certain air around Alan that made him feel uneasy. The question about Charles made his stomach turn a little, but he nodded and let out a quiet sigh. "He knows. But he has his own case to deal with. Don't worry about it. It'll all level out soon enough" he said as the car pulled up safely outside his house.<br/><br/>He waited for Nick to exit and open both the doors before he got out with a little help and watched him leave. He was still holding his professional act... Although, he had just drank a load of whisky, but Caden's brain still seemed to be intact. His eyes looked up and the house and he slowly gestured towards it. "Let's head inside" the evening air always had a chill in it. Either of them had been out the car for long and he could already feel the hairs spiking up along his arms.<br/><br/>The comment about his home made him smile a little. He liked the style he'd created too. His parents had it modern, but he enjoyed more rustic looks. "Thank you. It took a bit of work" he admitted heading for the stairs. "My staff come and go. Some travel into work so they come at night to catch some sleep before the day ahead, however they stay a few floors down from me" he was trying to decide whether it would be best for Alan to stay with the staff, or on the same level as himself without Charles being around... Surly the lawyer wasn't going to do anything stupid... But he still didn't want to give Alan his full trust.<br/><br/>"You can stay on the same floor..." he said starting to walk up the steps. "Charles' door is locked and there are cameras everywhere. I hope the room four doors down will suit you" He said noticing the close contact Alan was giving. He could feel Alan's heat radiating against his back, or was it just the drink? Whatever it was, it seemed to calm him a little.<br/><br/>Caden paused outside the door to Alan's new room and opened it up for him. "Here we are. I'll get Nick to drop your bags off for you. Is there anything else I can do to make your stay more welcoming?" he asked leaning against the door frame to see what Alan thought of his new room.