Now Cameron didn't actually think himself equal to that of Ryan, the master of the house. No, in fact he thought himself to be lesser than the other male because he hadn't grown up in an area as 'classy' as this establishment. He'd been on the streets for most of his life and was more comfortable there than a high ranking place like this. So to speak. It wasn't that he considered himself above Ryan, he just had never called anyone 'master' and didn't intend to do so unless he were forced into it. Why were titles so important?<br/><br/>He respected Ryan but in his own way. Yet there was a possibility that some people might not see it that way. He nodded when Ryan responded to him regarding Rubee. But when the man addressed him further, Cameron blinked at his words. "My behavior?" The blond inquired, wondering what the other male was referring to. Perhaps what he had done soon after he had first arrived at the Teahouse? "I apologize for my words and actions in the past. But I believe Rubee has recently given me some good advice on that."<br/><br/>Cameron seriously had no idea what Ryan might be talking about but he hoped to fix it if it were possible. He wasn't pleased to hear Ryan speak of maybe kicking him out of the Teahouse though. "If you think I should leave, I will abide by your decision." The young man said, inclining his head. He wouldn't mind leaving but he also didn't want to bring his friend any trouble in the process. What if Mason's parents decided to send him here anyway? No, he couldn't let that happen, the boy had been terrified of the very thought.<br/><br/>With that being said, he excused himself so that Ryan might pay attention to more pressing problems at the moment and let himself out of the room. There wasn't much more to talk about anyway at the moment.