Sebastian was getting a distinctly odd vibe of Lux, but it was nothing that was interfering with what was going on, so be put it to one side. For the moment at least. The other woman, Sam, seemed amiable enough person and he felt that there wouldn't be any outstanding problems with her that couldn't be sorted out. He might have been optimistic, but he was liking the house and was willing to make the effort to see that nothing disrupted things too greatly.<br/><br/><em>"So you own the Fisherman's net? I've only been in there once or twice, but from what I remember it's a nice place."</em><br/><br/>"Well, thank you. I'm sorry that I don't recognize you, even by your face. By now, I can recognize most people now, those who have been there a few times, but it is a busy place at times and sometimes patron can be overlooked in the heat of the moment." Sebastian paused for a moment. "You own a cleaning business? Do you do commercial work, by any chance? We do need the occasional bit of more professional work done. A couple of our rooms are carpeted and need a thorough clean every now and again. Nothing too big or drastic. Maybe I can talk to you about it later. Sorry for being slightly rude."<br/><br/>Sebastian caught Sam's subtle glance his way, not entirely sure what she was looking at or for. If he read it correctly, it was a questioning look of some degree. But he followed the two women, content to let them lead, as well as taking the time honoured mens' sport of watching women walking. Sam turned to him.<br/><br/><em>"Lux mentioned that you're interested in the two smaller rooms, is that right?"</em><br/><br/>"Yes, that's right."<br/><br/><em>"I definitely would prefer to have the larger bedroom with the bathroom. I definitely don't need two rooms either. As long as you are okay with me using a closet and the garage for a bit of storage, like we mentioned earlier."</em><br/><br/>"Well, that seems to work our quite well then, doesn't it. I mean," Sebastian looked at Lux, "if there are no problems from Lux's perspective. From everything I have seen, I have no reservations with continuing to be a tenant here. From the short bit of time, I can't see any difficulties sharing a house with Sam, and well, I've known you long enough, Lux, that I feel that wont be an issue with you either."<br/><br/>He looked at the two women, wondering how this was going to turn out in the immediate, as well as the long term.