"It isn't that" he said looking at Alan with a frown. "I want to be the one to tell him what's happened. I still care about his feelings and I still want to be with him. You need to be gentle with people" he said in a scolding manner "I managed to calm things down last night and I want you both behaving and in a professional manner during breakfast or this won't work". There was no way Caden was going to remain in the middle of the Dom's little tiff with one another. Caden believed Charles whether he was collared or not.<br/><br/>"I'm not dismissing you either. Why are you being so sensitive about this? It's too early Alan. Please. We can both have this discussion when we're all set down. It's no good taking sides... and I'm aware I haven't been collared. You haven't collared me either" he pointed out as he climbed out from under the covers and flattened his robe. He couldn't make out Alan's expressions without his glasses or contacts, so he started digging around for them in the drawers, but the male sounded pissed. Maybe he'd packed his glasses away during his panicked episode last night?<br/><br/>He kept digging as he responded to Alan "Thank you. I'm sorry. I am. For both of you. I didn't mean to hurt or mess either of you about. Just give me till breakfast" but when it came down to it, Caden had no idea if he'd say yes to their of the Dom's right now. But refusing their collars would put him in the opposites hands... He couldn't win in either situation. But he was going to fight his corner to try and get the two Dom's to work together.<br/><br/>Alan left and he finally found his glasses. They'd fallen off under the bed. He got down on the floor and crawled under the bedframe to reach them and slowly backed up with them placed on his face where they should be and tried to figure out what was the next best action to take. Should he see Charles or dress first? If Charles was up for letting some anger out, maybe it was best to see him first? and shower later? Yes. It made sense, so he slowly made his way to the bedroom door and gave it a gentle tap. Charles never walked straight into room, so he wanted to give the Dom the same privacy and patiently waited.