Arus nodded his head. He agreed that it was a compromise. He opened his mouth to speak than the words choked in his throat. Someone else to be his advisor? What was he talking about? Replace William? He wasn't making any sense. He looked at him. Just trying to comprehend these statements. "Replace you?" He echoes. This question soon answered as William continued speaking. Personal advisor? "P-personal advisor??? What is that? Why do I need one of those?" He asks in a squeak of a voice. He nodded his head. "I won't tell her." He says softly. He merely nodded his head to the next statement. He would think it over but he already knew nobody could replace this man who was the first male to ever be kind to him. "Its a compromise about the hair." He says to change the subject from the complicated thinking. Nodding his head. "It is a fine set of jewelery. I really hope so. It just seemed like something she'd like since she likes opals and moan opals with sparkles in them." He says softly.<br/><br/>He looked at him. "Maybe you could get her something she likes but also spending time with her and telling her whenever you have time to do so that you love her...will mean just as much to her as any store bought gift." He spoke softly as the man spoke on dinner. "No. Neither. I'm going to cook for her. She likes my cooking and I love to cook. I'm going to make her the meal she likes the most. A medium well steak that is not at all bloody. A baked potato. Homemade sour cream. A tossed salad made from scratch. And for dessert lemon marugne pie. So neither of those options are acceptable options for her birthday. It has to be very special for her." He says decisively. "If you want to help me with her birthday dinner get me the supplies I'll need for her meal. Otherwise...I got it covered."<br/><br/>They got to the barber shop and he waited for his turn. He picked whichever one William recommended than told the man. "Just a few inches off to get rid of split ends. I don't want anymore than that taken off. He said to the barber.<br/><br/>Jared nodded his head. He knew they were good friends. "Yes milady. My apologies. Won't happen again." He looked at her. "My mind is always on my duties ma'am." he said and went to standing nearby but saying nothing. He had expected the scolding to be honest. He was used to the rich being that way. He was middle class but an awesome bodyguard. Young but the best at what he did. He stayed out of the way but kept her within his sites.