Camellia settled down into one of the chairs in her sitting room while the man went to talk to the boy. This was a very bad idea and she knew it. If anyone were to find out, she'd be ruined. Though if she managed to teach the half breed and tame him, then she might earn herself some credit. It wouldn't be easy though. The boy couldn't even write. It would take such a long time before she could really teach him anything till he could write. Her train of thought was broken by the sound of cries. Obviously, the boy did not want to leave Daerus's side. It would be a long, rough road for them. Remus would have to learn to read and write, Camellia would have to worry about people finding the boy, and Camellia had to find a way to keep her servants and Melena from going to the authorities.<br/><br/>Not too long later, she heard the carriage pull off and went out to see Remus sitting in the window whimpering at the carriage as it left. She assumed he couldn't be too old from how attached to Daerus he'd become, "Remus, we should get you cleaned up and into a bedroom. Would you like that?" she decided that it would be best to treat him as a child for now, "Get you all cleaned up with clean clothing, a nice warm bed, and a hot meal. How does that sound? I can even introduce you to my other student, Melena. You two will be spending quite a bit of time together. She's very sweet and probably not much older than you."<br/><br/>The redhead walked over cautiously and laid a soft hand on Remus's shoulder, "Master Daerus will be so proud of you when he sees you next time. I promise."