"So itâ€™s only me and you." Koga watched with little emotion as the man stood up stretching. "A personal assistant for anything I needâ€¦well I know you have a job to doâ€¦.so just do your job and stay out of my wayâ€¦That should do I think." Koga looked at his watch as Alderman-sama started to walk away from him but he followed after silently, "That is if by â€¦never mind." He stopped for a second and listened but it seemed the man had changed his mind with whatever it was he was going to say. He went to open the door but Koga saw the hesitation there as he asked a question without turning around, "What is your name? I know I could just refer to you like your father but I find it rather difficult to keep the two of you separate in my head if I did that." Koga watched the hand that Alderman-sama raised to scratch the back of his neck and noticed once more the bandage. More importantly he noticed the stiffing of the manâ€™s broad shoulders as it seemed he had inadvertently irritated the wound on his hand.<br/><br/>Koga smirked and walked right up to the man and passed him enough so that he could open the door. This brought him closer of course but he still just kept his mask of quiet politeness, â€œI take all my jobs seriously Alderman-sama. So I will of course be there when you need me for anything.â€ He took out his business card which had his personal number on it and held it out to the man, â€œI may check on you from time to time just to make sure everything is to your liking and as for my name well. Donâ€™t you think it would be awfully personal for you to use my first name?â€ He turned his head slightly to the side with a small smile that was almost a smirk. In a way some may think he might be teasing the man or making fun of him. No one could ever really be sure, â€œBut I suppose to keep you happy I will allow you to call me by my first name, Koga. Now, if you will excuse me.â€ Koga stepped back and bowed slightly before walking out the door and heading down the hall.