White didn't react to the compliment and shrugged to the suggestion of Mari staying with Dumas.<br/><br/>"I would prefer that I don't bring anyone to my apartment at the moment," he said, to which Cheshire grinned.<br/><br/>"Really? What could our prim and proper White be hiding? A lovely lady perhaps?" he ribbed, and White blushed and stood flustered. He didn't want to tell everyone that it was really because his own living quarters were less then luxurious and would shatter the illusion of his elevated wealth that he enjoyed keeping up. Luckily for him, Cheshire wasn't here to watch him squirm.<br/><br/>"But regardless," Cheshire continued without waiting for a reply, "Dumas may be the best bet. I have never been one for and expansive space, and I'm sure that Dumas would offer the best protection out of the three of us."<br/><br/>On top of that, Cheshire WAS sure that Dumas had more space. First of all, because Cheshire lived in a studio the size of a walk in closet, and secondly because he had researched Dumas's living space when he decided to keep in contact with him on Mari's whereabouts. He didn't have much, but it was more space then Cheshire had.