William put his fork aside when the Queen spoke, sorting through what he wanted to say in the presence of his parents and the King and Queen.  He didn't like this awkward, forced formal setting he was being made to learn about his new wife.<br/><br/>He took a deep breath before letting it out and looking back up again.  "I currently spend most of my time helping out in the apothecary on the edge of town.  I help with gathering the ingredients that won't affect my human skin and cleaning the store.  It's quite a bit of fun, and I am learning ways to protect myself from the ingredients that have a dangerous affect on me.  The owner is also beginning to teach me to brew some basic tonics and potions."  He leant back just enough to be more comfortable without being rude and slouching.  "I really enjoy the work.  It's both physical and uses my head.  I also get to spend a lot of time with my brother, Cameron, since we both help out there."<br/><br/>"William is very close to his brother.  He practically helped us raise him along with some of the other human children.  He was a large help in bringing the fae and human children together more peacefully and forming friendships between them."  His mother stated, William could hear the proud lilt in her voice.<br/><br/>William frowned a little at his mother having jumped in.  He didn't want Rosalie to hear everything from his parents, he wanted to talk to her himself and learn about her through her.  He offered a charming smile to the Queen, "I will admit I would like to get to know the woman who will become my wife, and I'm sure you can understand that dinner with our parents is not a..." he paused for a moment to come up with the right word so as not to offend or get in to much trouble, "not the most comfortable place for us to ask questions of each other."  He turned his head to Rosalie, "Might I ask you out on a date so that we can get to know each other properly."