Ann smiles at him, "Of course dear, you must be exhausted. This way." She takes him to the main hall that joins the front and back of the manor. Across from the kitchen was a huge dining room with double doors that lead into a grand ball room. Down the hall they walked toward the front door, on the right side of the hall just past the kitchen are large menogony double doors that opens to Lord Lyons's office and library. Just off the grand entrance are the parlor on the left and gentlemen billard room on the right. In the middle of the large foryer is a marble and alabaster staircase. Ann led him up the staircase to the 2nd floor and the first room on the left. It overlooked the entrance to the manor off the drive.<br/><br/>Ann opened the room with a key and inside was a antique furnishings, a four poster hand carved, queen-size bed, in the middle of the room with headboard on the left wall. Across from the bed was a burning fireplace. To his right was a writing desk and large dresser with mirror. Across the room was French doors to the balcony. Flanking the bed are 2 night stands. Ann hands him the key, "This is room for now. We will decorate it as you like. You will find clothes in the dresser. There is a door to the privy to the left of the fireplace. Make yourself at home. You need anything Dear, just pull the cord by the bed."<br/><br/>She walked in and turned back the covers. "There is tub in the privy with warm water. I will call you to supper in a few hours. If you wish to sleep in, you may."