Callan gave a short nod... He'd probably have to join them for dinner, right? Well, he might as well. He left the room, but as he turned to head upstairs Sarah smiled politely to him. He paused, then glanced back to the room as the humans began speaking readily. He listened for a short moment, at least Elliot didn't seem to hate it here... Right? He sighed and began climbing the stairs as Sarah tagged along, clean bedsheets for Elliot's room in her arms. "They are rather boisterous, much like master Elliot." She said calmly, almost as though to herself and not to the vampire who merely huffed.<br/><br/>When they reached the top of the stairs he paused. "Don't you humans miss your families?" He asked without looking to her, and she tilted her head before shrugging softly. "Humans often leave their families, we make new ones and we live happily all the same. Family isn't only the people you are born to, young master Gram." She said before bowing and turning to Elliot's room. Cal watched her a moment before he sighed and retired to his own room to sleep. He was exhausted...<br/><br/>The day passed, Cal slept soundly and Sarah enjoyed herself catering to their guests. It was nice, lively... It had been so quiet with only the two young masters to care for here, it was nice to have so much laughter and chatter around. It was a shame that Cal couldn't enjoy it as well, but humans and vampires rarely mingled until recently, vampires restricted to the night while the humans avoided them during the day... But Sarah had played between those worlds all her life, and it was a special privilege she thought to see how similar the two were. With this thought in mind, she approached Elliot, smiling kindly. "Master Elliot, will your family be staying for dinner?" She asked, it was slowly getting late in the day and Cal would wake soon, so she thought she would start on their dinner.