<strong>Sullivan "Sully" Grosvenor</strong><br/><strong>Location</strong>: Paris, The Flat<br/><strong>Tag</strong>: John, Maria, Emily, Kumari (might overhear)<br/><hr/><br/>The moment Emily's bedroom door opens, Mori bolts upright into a standing position. His ears twitch this way, and that, and when he finally catches sight of the last one to awaken... he stretches himself out. Then, he casually saunters over to her, and rubs up against her leg. "<em>Mreow.</em>" The feline states plainly his desire to receive his morning pet from her. This was a feline of habit, and had his own way of saying good morning to everyone. If no pets were forthcoming, he'd heave a mighty sigh to express his dissatisfaction; and if pets were given, he would sashay off to lay down in front of the door to Sully's room.<br/><br/>Meanwhile, the man himself was busy snatching the rag out of the air, and setting it off to the side. He finishes off his coffee, and then heads to the kitchen sink. He had both the empty cup of coffee, and an empty bowl and fork, which indicated he had already finished his food before Emily came out. Most likely, it was the delicious smelling rice and steamed vegetables he had made the night before, and which he had leftovers from.<br/><br/>As he washed, dried, and put his dishes back, he'd look over at Emily. "Mornin'." He'd say to her, as cold and distance as he's been for the past two years.<br/><br/>Back when they first came to Paris, when they were all adapting to the environment, he had spent many sleepless nights; possibly  hanging out with her, finding comfort in the companionship. Heck, there might even have been a few times where he played his pan flute for her. But, for some reason, one day, that all just stopped. He took up junior boxing classes, he started to spend his free time exercising and training, went from mostly pigging out on junk food to eating a carefully controlled diet... and he started putting up all the barriers, and distancing himself from everyone.<br/><br/>That, and his mysterious trips; trips he never told anyone about, at any point in time, and trips which seemed to make Mori become desperately in need of affection from the others.