Sebastian secures the curtains that he had drawn in Ellie's room, then looks around when he hears movement on the bed, and a yawn coming from the young lady. "Good morning, Lady Ellie. I hope that you slept well." He walks over to the bed side. "For breakfast, I've made your favorite. Along with some fresh citrus tea, I thought it would be quite lovely to drink on a fine spring day as this." It was quite indeed nice outside, the storm from the night before having passed, leaving behind a clean slate, with fresh vibrant colors and the scent of a fresh world.<br/><br/>"And, once you're finished, if you would like, see if the boy is awake. If he's not, then you have some papers to fill out and a meeting today with someone quite important at around nine thirty." If needed, once she'd finished eating, he offers to help her get dressed, if not, he leaves the room until she is finished. Most likely she would tell him to leave, since he was a man and she a lady. So, when that likely result happens, he steps outside, and tiptoes across the hallway, quietly opening the door to reveal the inside.<br/><br/>Much to Sebastian's surprise, the bed was empty and made quite nicely, and his eyes were drawn to the window, where the boy was sitting in the ledge, holding his knees to his chest, staring outside. The window had been been opened, so a breeze was coming inside, ruffling the boy's hair as he sat there, and filling the room with the scent of flowers. It was rather creepy when the boy suddenly looks over at him, his face rather blank, but having a lost look in his green eyes, and a slightly pout on his lips. Blinking once, then twice, then three times, the boy says nothing, before gazing once more out the window. Sebastian was quite stunned, so leaves the room, letting the boy be for now.