"I doubt I am supposed to tutor you in the ways of betting and winning at a race, Sebastian." Rubee looked at the crowd and could see a few people had hung around long enough with their betting slips to try and win back whatever they lost in the beginning. She only hoped Sebastian would want to stay for a little while before going back to his home. However, having known Sebastian for a while, if he thought he might win, the two would stay longer to prove the theory correct. She only hoped the popcorn would last her that long as she accepted the bag from Henry. Thanking Henry, she looked over to Sebastian, "You did not have to pay for my popcorn, Sebastian. You should be spending it on that girl with her mother who keeps looking at you as if she would be wooed by a flutter of your smile alone," Rubee muttered beneath her breath. She had seen the young female stare down Sebastian as if she could burn holes in the back of the young man's head.<br/><br/>Sometimes Rubee wondered if Sebastian knew the attention he brought upon himself with his maturity and the fact the two were receiving curious looks from everyone as the two made their way to their seats. A few women looked her over and dismissed her for Rubee only wore a few basic items and none of them were considered worthy enough for a second glance. Rubee did not care but she wondered if Sebastian knew the word of her accompanying young Sebastian to the races would get back to his father. His father already warned Rubee to keep her eyes on Sebastian but never linger too long on the young man. Rubee knew better than to try to have Sebastian court her. He was like a brother to her and the age differences would vastly show up if there was ever the notion of courting and marriage. Besides Sebastian's father made it very clear for her to look over his son and not to think about sinking her lower class nails into Sebastian for marriage.<br/><br/>Rubee smiled at Sebastian's curiosity and calculated the winnings needed for the horse. "Considering these horses make up at least several years wages, I would say your horse needs to win at least almost all of the races, maybe less if you were to bet on the horse itself. Which I do not recommend unless you want to explain away the extra money bulging from your pockets if you horse wins." Rubee looked over to Sebastian hoping he would not try to bet on his own horse. "I would not suggest betting all if any on your horse without seeing if it will fair well against the others." It was her opinion but Sebastian was his own man and he was the one who owned the horse which could possibly win in this first race. "What is the name if your horse, Sebastian?"