Ezra couldn't fight the blush of happiness, nor the smile, as he nodded. "$15 would be perfect...! Most people don't usually take my life affairs into consideration. Especially when<i>I'm</i>supposed to be the one easing<i>their</i>life..." He gave a tender and happy smile, "Even in your stressful time, it shows a lot of care that you're concerned with me. Thank you."<br/><br/>It was true that Ezra never got any sort of concern for his life. Everyone was usually too caught up in who would be suitable for their "Darling little angels". He had practically groomed himself to appease parents, learning how to control his patients and anger in order to not be seen as abusive, reading every helpful tip on how to babysit, and even working out in order to watch the elderly. There had only been a few cases that he had been asked to watch someone's mother or father, but Ezra was more than willing.<br/><br/>"Well, now that the price is settled, are there any specifics I need to know? Allergies? Rules? Anything like that?" He tenderly asked. Ezra had learned early on that rules were an important guideline to discuss. A cunning little girl had used her cute charm to convince Ezra that her parents let her watch horror movies and play her father's video games. That was<i>not</i>the case. Apparently, the horror movies gave her tremendous nightmares, even worse ones on the nights she started sleepwalking. The video games were too graphic for her and, come to find out, she had gotten the controllers greasy and had, somehow, broke the disk in half when putting it in its' case.<br/><br/>To say that Ezra was embarrassed was the least of it. Not only did he not get paid that night, but he had never gotten a call back from that house. Even if he tried to reason that he was new to the babysitting world. Even when they knew how cunning she was. It was unfair, in Ezra's opinion, but there wasn't anything he could do about it.