Arus looked at her. "Nuts aren't sweets are they?" He asked in confusion. He nodded his head. "I haven't ever done any socializing in high society or otherwise. Especially not in high society. I don't have the faintest idea what to do..." he says softly. "I'm going to want to shrink away or have a hard time speaking. This is all so new to me." He admitted. "Its okay Hannah. As you said...we can manage it together. Do anything we need to or want to. We are a good team Hannah...even if one of us has more experience in high society than the other. We can make it manageable for the both of us." With Hannah's help...and insistance...he set out the dark blue suit for tomorrow. He walked her to her room. "Good night Hannah." He says. Shyly kissing her cheek and then goes to his room. Getting ready for bed and goes to sleep for the night. Tossing and turning as a realistic nightmare crossed his memory.<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">It was late in the night. He had woken up from a nightmare and was crying. His mother came into the room and started screaming at him. "SHUT UP YOU LITTLE BASTARD! SHUT UP! SO ANNOYING!" She screeched at him. Shaking him hard by the shoulders. He was just nine and his anorexic frame was easily tossed around by her angry actions. She smacked him over and over again. Calling him name after name. He tried to push her away and she broke his fingers. Laughing as he screamed in pain. He screamed and screamed as she broke the fingers in multiple places. Screaming again when........</span><br/><br/>Arus screamed out in reality as well. Falling out of the bed with a thud. Panting hard. Looking at the clock it was just twenty minutes before the queen would arrive. He got up and hurried to the bathroom. Taking a good yet quick shower. He got out and blow dried his hair while brushing it out. Dressing in the dark blue suit slowly. Putting his hair behind his shoulders and fiddles with the tie. Ten minutes later he was ready. He walked out later than everyone else most likely. His scream from earlier having echoed loud enough to be heard by the rest in the penthouse.