"Unwise? Surely. Childish? Exceptionally. Foolish? Most likely but perhaps that is the point.  I have spent the majority of my life sharing my genius with fools who  have come to my shows out of lust or want.  They lust for and want to hear my music. There is no other reason to come to my show is there? Yet a composer such as myself shall not  be allowed to take the same action as his admirers? I disagree. A man  has the right to act recklessly and arrogant from time to time , To pursue his desires with no concern  for  the reactions of others yet life be boring and mundane  The foolish man is not the one parted with his wealth, the foolish man is the one who is afraid to part with his wealth because of public opinion. Isn't that the one of  reasons why this place does so well? Businessmen who are expected to be the smartest people in  the room get to act like naive children going after the prettiest girl in class? Stupidity is a wonderful stress relaxer." Masato offered his retort to Fiona as he took the drink he had ordered from one of the servants who came to serve him. The cellist  had no trouble admitting he was being imbecilic but he would have a hard time admitting it wasn't fun. That was the reason people came to the teahouse to have fun and enjoy things they couldn't enjoy on the outside. Like lusting after something rather unwise.<br/><br/>While Masato's work may not have reflected such as it was dark and grim , he was quite the fan of escapism from time to time.<br/><br/><br/><br/>"Heck , The romantic in Me says that my offer is rather beautiful in a way. You and Zara clearly do not enjoy each other's company , so what better way to make you too get along then to make you literally kiss and make up? The cynic in me however states that the  only opinions here who matters is that of Master Ryan as he is one the making decisions around here."Masato waxed poetically about his idea as he  took another sip of his drink. He might have been a physical coward but he steadfast and firm in defending his idea. Any great composer had to be, they had to be willing to put there reputation on the line in front of critics if they were every going to become well known.<br/><br/><br/>