Shaynis looks at her. Shaking his head. "I don't have to Kihtora. I plan to do so anyways." He says simply. Looking at her and frowns. "All the more reason for a friend to help out a friend. If you feel the need to repay me than perhaps you could try your hand at caring for the royal garden. It has fallen from its majestic appearance ever since mother passed away." he says softly. Smiling at her warmly. "Kihtora...you are far from going to be a burden. I will enjoy spending more time with you. Do not fret over small details." He says softly. Looking at her father. "I don't want to be taught her at the palace. I could have been but I wish to grow up semi-normal. It is not possible to do unless I go to a high class school." He says. Dismissing this conversation. He looks to Kihtora. Looking to her father. "I wish to see your daughter more Lord Aluyo. It would be an honor to spend time unhindered by certain measures. I'm sure you can arrange time in your busy schedule for such things. The palace will be more than willing to pick her up from time to time." He  says. His words meaning this wasn't really an option. He whispered to a servant and one came back with a beautiful carnation. "A gift Lady Kihtora. A flower that never dies from mother's magic garden." He hoped she would like it. He really felt the desire to make her happy.