He nodded at Nicolas at his words. Two hours for the Lady and Adi. One hour for him and Atticus.<br/>"Very well," he said, sliding the paper back into his desk when Florence gave it back "It is custom to have a client only pay after their visit, here." he went on, shifting his gaze from Nicolas to Florence and back again. "You can either pay here in my office or address miss Rubee. Either is fine, we both do the finances."<br/>His gaze flicked up briefly to Atticus before returning to Nicolas again.<br/>"Might I suggest Atticus shows you his room and you decide there if the lighting is good enough? If it's not, I'm certain Atticus can find a room that might suit your wishes better."<br/><br/>Then he turned to Florence and nodded to her, too.<br/>"Adonijah will be pleasantly surprised, I'm certain, to get the opportunity to entertain a Lady such as yourself, My Lady," he said to her, ignoring most of what she let show on her face. There was something about her that reminded him of himself. She seemed to hide her deeper, more true emotions. But, in today's society, who did not? It was quite common.<br/>"If the Lord wishes to follow Atticus, I might be suited to lead you to Adonijah," he said with a slight bow of his head "That is, of course, if there are no further questions..?"