Arus looked at her and noted her surpise. "Your my friend. I don't leave friends hanging. Or trying to get back home on their own. I'd feel bad if something happened to you." He admitted. "Your a nice lady and...I am going to enjoy becoming better friends with you." He blinked and shook his head. "No. I can't afford a laptop." He says softly. Looking at her and sighed. "The scholarship didn't cover enough for a laptop." He added. To explain the situation more. He smiled at her. "Glad you got everything you needed and more." He says with a smile. Leading the way and shook his head. "I dunno." He says. "I hope he doesn't judge me. That would be ackward."<br/><br/>BACK IN THE QUEEN'S CHAMBERS<br/><br/>The Queen listened as William spoke. Arching an eyebrow for a moment then her eyes widened and filled with a sparkle of hope. Nodding her head as she continued to listen. "No. Arus Micenzis was a name known only to the royal family. I have little doubt that it is my grandson. However since you are already going to see him I have something for you to take with." She says. "You may rise by the way." She opened a drawer and pulled out the framed birth certificate that bore the royal seal. Along with a photograph of the royal pendant she gave the baby with the royal seal as well. "Take these with you. I am almost certain my grandson will not know he is a prince. This is his birth certificate and a photograph of the pendant I gave him as a child. It is a rare treasure of the kingdom and the only one of its kind." She paused. "I want you to find out if this is my grandson. When you find out, whether he is or not, I want you to report back directly to me. You are not to return to this castle before you know for sure." She says in a firm but gentle voice. "Oh I hope it is Arus. I was supposed to get him at a year old but my wretched daughter kidnapped him. You know this of course as you are part of parlamient.