Once the Lady was ready to leave, Indrean walked to the door and opened it for her, then shut it behind himself and followed her over to the next door. With a nod, he leaned against the wall next to the door and casually but keenly kept a lookout for her as she looked inside the room. As he waited for her, he wondered what it was exactly that she was looking for. Not that it was his business, really, but....well, she didn't exactly tell him the truth of her situation until just yesterday.<br/>Indrean shook his head and sighed. Of course she hadn't.....it made sense that she hadn't told him, for she didn't know if she could truely trust him with the information.<br/>A few minutes passed before the door opened, and when she came out, closing the door behind her, she looked a lot more...content and at peace.<br/>His brows furrowed together as she mentioned payment, and he shook his head.<br/>"My Lady Daewyn, you do not need to pay me for anything. But as for tea and breakfast, I would gladly go with you to eat."<br/>He offered her a hand, and when she placed hers in his, he had to force himself not to twine his fingers through hers. He then led her out of the hall and into the Common Room, where he  then led them to a table by the fireplace and the window. He scooted out her chair for her, then slid it in once she sat down before sitting in the seat opposite her.<br/>One of the maids came over to them and set down two mugs and poured the hot black tea into each one. After taking their meal orders, the maid left, leaving the two together.