Ayaan hadn't slept well either for he was still frightened that Sebastian might tell Lydia that he was displeased with the service. And on the other end, he was afraid that Lydia would some how know about the thoughts he had about the other man.  He had seen her do some scary things, but even if it wasn't through magic, the woman might figure it out anyway.   He was afraid that she would find him relieving that ache that had built up or know he had done it.  So he avoided her the next morning.  He got right to work doing everything that he could think of and more to just get his mind off the night before.<br/><br/>Ayaan couldn't avoid the inevitable.  He needed to be with her so she could practice and he knew that. Having Sebastian here was important to her and he wanted to make sure that he didn't screw anything up and make her upset.   He had been up for several hours already by the time that he had sauntered into the gardens where the pair were having breakfast.<br/><br/>He was wearing simple linen pants and a dark green shirt, nothing amazing, but it fell on his lithe form just right and accentuated just how good looking and lean he was. When Ayaan realized the two were waiting anxiously for him, he bowed his head in apology. "I am sorry, my lady. What would you have of me?" He asked gently without even sparing a glance at the older man.   He did not want to risk having Lydia figuring out anything about anything.  So he figured it would be best to focus entirely on her.