The words that greeted her didn't surprise the whore in truth, Fiona was aware of the many concerns he had and it likely upset him to find out that when a possible client stopped by there was only one of his whores to offer. Not something that needed to be known about the Teahouse for certain. However whoever had used the kitchen entrance was far less likely to spread gossip. Still that thought likely occurred to Master Ryan as well and so the redhead stayed silent, her soft gentle smile simply lingering on her features as she moved deeper into the room, on the other side of his desk to be out of the way.<br/><br/>Her hands smoothed over the layer of silk over her body, making sure her dress lay correctly just as the door opened to admit the new, unknown client. Fiona watched with a inner amusement supplemented by affection at how Ryan changed from the business man to charm itself. He was a good man, for all his quirks of nature and his detachment. He had rescued her and she would never forget it.<br/><br/>Those thoughts fled though before the awareness of this new young woman, a soft, elegant beauty with such large eyes and pale skin, prone to blushing it seemed. Fiona felt a sympathy for her, so clearly uncomfortable and unsure; she remembered feeling like that in this very office but in a far different position. The Teahouse had a strange way of giving you what you needed though and Fiona found herself wanting to sooth her. Apparently today's work would be little work at all; though of course only if the lady wished for her company. Instead when the young lady's eyes found her Fiona simply smiled gently, inclining her head in a silent welcome. It was not her place to speak yet. But she could observe, noting the girls good taste in clothing, her nervous hands abusing her parasol. The poor lady seemed all too ready to turn and flee, or swoon, she was likely doing the most outlandish thing of her life. Which meant she probably wanted a man to be her entertainment. Fiona found herself almost sad to think about that, wanting to sooth the worry she saw in the other woman's eyes.<br/><br/>