Lessard did so appreciate silence and solitude. It was the main reason why his room was one of the furthest from the entrance hall of the grand building; he disliked intently hearing the murmur of voices inside his chambers and he found that he never was interrupted during his 'sessions', owing to his being so far away. Of course, it also may have had something to do with the somewhat intimidating manner in which he held himself that kept servants at bay, but regardless; the man was happy with his living conditions.<br/><br/>He had finished writing a letter to his mother and siblings and slid the paper (complete with a handsome sum of money into an envelope to pass it on the a courier when he felt sure that he heard footsteps just outside the door, but no knock. A small sigh passed between thin lips as he rose to his full height and brushed his hair back over his rather regal features. "If I am needed, it is best to simply knock and speak, rather than fret outside... Hm?" He said in a quiet, yet firm tone, steely blue eyes looking down through elegant spectacles at the servant who, it transpired, had been pacing slightly up and down the corridor outside Lessard's room.<br/><br/>"Ah! I'm sorry, Mr. Tabis, I'll do so in future... Ah... There was a call for... The male whores to assemble in the main room..." Lessard nodded simply and stepped from his room, placing a hand upon the servant's shoulder.<br/><br/>"Do not be so very nervous; I will not eat you, boy." He stated, the smallest hint of amusement in his eyes before he swept briskly down the hallway. He was already late and didn't wish to be any more so than was necessary and as he approached, his shoes clicked loudly upon the floor, a small frown of displeasure of his features as he spotted Adi in the distance.<br/><br/>He didn't speak to the boy, merely looked onwards at the ground in the common room and understood immediately understood what had happened. He paused in his graceful stride as he came to the other whore, placing a firm hand upon his shoulder. "I believe we have not had a drink together in some time. Later tonight, I would like to correct that... If you be so inclined." There was a slightly softer expression in those cold eyes as Lessard studied the poor boy for several moments, even squeezing his shoulder encouragingly before he moved away without waiting for an answer.<br/><br/>Adi was someone who stirred something of a protective urge within his body, and while Lessard would by no means do anything out of his way for the boy, he often enjoyed the occasional drink; Lord knows Adi needed someone to speak his troubles to, and it seemed he had many.<br/><br/>The smallest hint of a twitch came to a slender eyebrow as he noticed Cam's behaviour in front of the client, hands lifting to remove his glasses and idly clean them before replacing them upon his nose; a gesture used when he was irritated. "Inappropriate behaviour in front of a client..." He began, his tone quiet yet strong, controlled. "What would the Master say if he were here? You are not just making yourself look foolish, but this entire establishment... Think more on your actions." Clearly he was unimpressed as his voice took on more of a hard and warning quality before he looked to River, bowing his head slightly.<br/><br/>"My apologies for the delay in my arrival. Apparently the servant was troubled in regards to knocking upon my door." The more usual smirk came to his lips as he tilted his head ever so slightly to one side.<br/><br/>"What kind of appetite do you wish to satisfy at the Teahouse today?"