Having drawn their opinion lines at odds to each other, they both seemed to take Apollo's cue to move on. He knew far more than they ever would and it would be foolish to keep dragging him through this conversation. "He's been home every night so far. Well, he's been with us for two night and back both of them." Sallie explained and clarified. I can send word to you when he gets there unless you just want to drop by. I do think you'll like him. He's not as handsome as your Sir Voss, as I doubt anyone is." To her he was Master, to Apollo he was much more like the radiant gallant knight of his earliest era. "But he's very nice, and I a said before , he's fit and well mannered with good taste. I would think he would adore you, as we all do."<br/><br/>Sebak took the moment to excuse 'the girls' for the changing and hen talking about men. He used the moment to leave a quick word with the lead usher that he had moved on to complete some errands. With that, he was gone, relieved to be free from the stifling gray line of appeasing, yet not offending Apollo.<br/><br/>"I think the coat would look too warm for the season, but a stole, that would be fine. And Apollo, you could wear this," She indicated her own stylish but somewhat common gown. "and look expensive. It's just who you are and everyone can see there's nothing plain of common about you." She smiled. She knew he loved flattery but she sincerely meant it. "I don't think he's anything compared to Sir Voss, the two of you are perfect., but as you said, a little fun is good. Hopefully that's all it is, I mean, that you don't find anything sinister afoot regarding the Malkavian. Goodness, Apollo, if only I had one ounce of your beauty......." She lingered off to help him fuss. It was fun and she so rarely got to feel so sensational.<br/><br/>-----<br/><br/>Lee had hoped that Andrew would be walking out with him to make his acquaintance to the 'monster' in the carriage but he steeled his nerves as best as could for the meeting. He thought it best to leave the Penny rags behind as they depicted hideous creatures of the night on the covers and as Andrew had pointed out, their clients and the drive might not be entertained by those as many were. He approached the carriage with hands in pockets whistling a light tune. "Hello..." He had no indication of the driver's name. "I'll be traveling with Mr. MacClery tonight." He left out his name, because, after all, it wasn't really his name and the ruse was starting feel awkward and strange to him. It made him wonder when he'd straighten that fact out with Andrew and would it even matter. His past meant nothing to any of the matters at hand and had really only been necessary to those on the outside; the....living. He shuddered to himself. He was still alive; he was sure of it. As he approached he tried to look at the driver respectfully though he was nervous for what he'd see. He tried not to show that apprehension as he reached to open the carriage door.<br/><br/>Andrew was quickly joining them, thankfully, and he smiled as he was whisked along to sit for the ride. With the prospect of talking with the driver gone, he went right back into conversation with Andrew, not missing a beat. "I do want to know. I need to. It's really kind of driving me nuts a little. If I'm special somehow, it'd be the first time ever, so I'm suspicious a little. " He chuckled lightly but then his brow furrowed just a bit as Andrew completed his thoughts. Was Andrew...lonely? if that were true it would put everything into a different kind of light. He looked at the older man, trying to pull back the surface meaning of the words to find the deeper intentions. "Loretta thought maybe you wanted me for business. She doesn't have any idea what I do, but that was a thought she had. I was sort of thinking maybe that was true. You said the job was important, and good enough to retire; but by your words, and frankly, you're a little awkward right now. That make me think that, maybe...well, maybe your hoping, like you said the other night, that this could be more...I've realized I can't really wrap my head around how any kind of relationship works for you, but I still stand by what I said then, even if it was a little naive." He relaxed back against the carriage wall comfortable and pushed his hat back to see better. He shrugged a little. "I think we could get along just fine, give or take a few fights along the way."