Samuel let out a relieved sigh when the dog finally decided to obey his master. He was still confused as to what had caused Hunter to act like this. Naturally, he didn't know the dog or how it usually behaved, but he knew enough about dogs - having a few of his own - to be aware that this was not a normal behavior.<br/><br/>"Not to worry, Miss. I understand animals can be unpredictable at times", the young man replied kindly. "I thank you ladies once again for coming. Have a good day, and get home safely". Despite is wish to just sit, the man was still polite enough to walk the ladies to the door. Once it was closed, he once again sighed and went back to his chair. The chances of going up the stairs right now were slim, judging by the pain he was feeling. "Peter!", he called out. In no time, the servant was in the room. "My Lord?", he murmured as he bowed. "Please, get me something to support my leg. I shall rest here for a little while."<br/><br/>As Peter obeyed his master's request, Hunter's efforts would be rewarded after a while. Whit a little fumbling here and there, the door finally gave in and opened, allowing Hunter to enter the building. It appeared to be empty indeed.<br/><br/>At Jocelyn's house, Edgar was not yet there, but everything was ready for his visit. So, as soon as the girl walked in, her mother - with the apologetic smile she sometimes had when speaking of Edgar - greeted her daughter and asked her to go change into something nicer.