Inclining his head at her introduction, he moved when she did, taking a seat after she did, keeping to etiquette as if it were not just the proper thing to do, but a rule of life itself.<br/><br/>"I'm pleased to meet you, Lady Stanbury," he said, laying his arms on the armrests of a chair instead of bridging his fingers before his face as was his custom, averting his eyes for moments when Lorraine regained composure, offering some privacy, then turning back to her when she spoke anew.<br/><br/>A slight hand-gesture, long, elegant fingers wafting the remark away.<br/>"You did not strike me as such, My Lady. Well mannered, well educated, yes. Awkward? Hardly."<br/>A smile drew itself again, warm, reaching his eyes.<br/>"I had not seen you here before, I admit. And, of course, all of my clients did have a first night here. Some mumble, some brazenly storm in demanding a certain service. I find it refreshing to but converse in a polite manner with a bright person about what this bright person may or may not wish from her visit here."<br/>Another slight hand gesture, now at Fiona, a slow turning of his face to look at her before turning his attention back at Lorraine.<br/><br/>"I think I might have an interesting offer for your first visit, My Lady. If I may be so bold... Perhaps one as educated and intelligent such as yourself would find it pleasurable to have a quiet conversation with the young miss Fiona over there," he said, smile growing only slightly suggestive when he added, quieter "In private."