<span style="color: #80BFBF">Seeing how Ellinor smiled and blushed at his words and actions, Felix couldn't help but smile a bit more. His teeth showing and giving him that boyish look again. Something about how cute she looked made Felix want to figure out how to make her smile more. He himself was not used to being the reason for someone else's happiness. The feeling of it, he had to admit, was actually quite nice.<br/><br/>But seeing as Ellinor grew uncomfortable made Felix wonder if she was just being polite or if he was saying something wrong. Therefore making him collect himself to that gentlemanly smile again. That polite expression become plastered to his features when Ellinor agreed to call him Mr. Rhode. How much he wanted to at least have one friend in the world. Without realizing, he let's out a rather sad sigh as he falls into his own form of silence as he followed her to the small cottages.<br/><br/>Allowing himself to get distracted by this new setting, his eyes pan over the modest homes curiously. Most of his visits took him to the center of the town but never on the outskirts, and so he was rather intrigued and slowly more self conscious of his current attire. "Miss Ellinor..." he starts to say in a soft voice, trying to be subtle as his pacing slows. "Do - ... shall I return home to change into less... well." He paused looking at his clothes, trying to figure out the right words that wouldn't insult his own ego too much.<br/><br/>Catching that thought he straightens and tries to clarify, "Not that, I believe myself above you all because of my status and my home but- I mean. You see, as a young lady, I wouldn't want rumors to spread about you if you're seen with the..." Having rambled so far some of the light to his earlier embarrassment diminishes to a sadder note, causing him to strive forward still in a calm manner now. "Seen with someone they ..have yet to trust. I don't want to create trouble for you for trusting a man who is under such suspicious lighting."<br/><br/>The truth hurt and Felix tried and failed to give a cheery smile. Again the smile was charming, meant to make any girl swoon, but under a skeptic eye, there was sadness that darkened his eyes.</span>