Arus looked at Hannah. He smiled brightly at her words. "Okay! Thanks Hannah." He says with a big smile. His glasses falling to the end of his nose. "Might need to get my glasses fixed though...so they don't fall off in class. Than I wouldn't be able to see." He says as he pushed the glasses back up where they belonged. "I'm glad your glad to have me in your ballet class." He looked at her. "I would do anything with you so long as it made you happy and meant I could spent time with the best friend a guy could ask for." He says with a light blush staining his cheeks for a moment. He nodded his head. "Okay. I can do that." He says with a happy look on his face. He felt her hand squeeze and just smiled at her warmly. Moving his hand to lightly squeeze hers back. For some reason her hand on top of his felt natural. Like it was normal for it to be there. He let go of her hand when they got there and just stood nearby. There was a beautiful creme colored dress that sparkled that was calf length. He pointed it out to her. "What about that one?" He asked. He wanted to help if at all he could.<br/><br/>Jared got off his motorcycle at the new shop and followed them inside. He stood nearby but quietly. Almost as if he was part of the decor rather than a bodyguard. Hoping Lady Jane wasn't in today. He really didn't want to see his mother. She would so be going on about how he needed to find a woman that was his equal. Blah. Blah. Blah. A woman who would be his life partner. Blah. Blah. Blah. He really didn't have time or feel the need for a girlfriend but his mother always kept saying things like that. Sometimes veiled hints other times straight forward comments like that. Usually in the form of a friendly lecture. So he hoped by being in the shadows nearby Hannah he would be able avoid confrontation with his mother. Expecially while he was working. Not that he wasn't ever working considering he worked and went to school. The only time he usually got free was during the night.