"Mmhh, I think I'd enjoy seeing you join us in our bedroom, but Emily might just complain at that. Well, if she okays it then you are alright, in the meanwhile please speak with Tielwater about it sometime. I am sure he can arrange for a fair trade in scrolls then." She smiled relaxedly, chuckling a bit and nodding. "I am Catherine Emilia Talin Ravos." She introduced herself by her full name and grinned, having waited till Tehr had finished his words, humming slightly. "I figure I should let you go see Tielwater by now, I would've appreciated you helping me wash up a bit, having your hands on me other than just in the heat of things but I can understand a mage's call is strong." She winked and chuckled a little, finally moving a bit away to rest against the pool's edge as well.<br/><br/>"I shall be waiting here for a while, I imagine my daughters will get home eventually and join me. If I start feeling dizzy I'll head off to my room." She winked, finally waving a hand slightly, giving her permission to leave if he wanted to.<br/><br/><hr/><hr/><br/>Approaching the study's doorway would find it a little ajar, a light shining from inside to the hallway, and a heavy sigh heard sounding out in the air before anyone even stepped inside.<br/><br/>Tielwater was resting in the study, holding a letter in his hands looking at its contents seriously, but he wasn't alone. Sitting in his chair he looked up occasionally at Charlotte who was standing by his chair by now, seeming to think of something to say to her but unable to. Charlotte's own expression still, and serious.<br/><br/>"If this is true, then I think that any attempts to bring that man back to the family have been for nothing. Very well, I don't doubt you and Tanya confirms your story too so I'll confront him about this later. Right now, I am expecting a guest..." He reached a hand towards her, but paused it. Charlotte smiled faintly and nod her head, at which point Tielwater slowly, hesitantly reached his hand over to give the young woman's head a gentle petting, in a fatherly, caring fashion.<br/><br/>"Thank the Stars that Tanya came in time back then though. Its hard to believe someone would but... I will believe, and I can't say I blame you and Tanya for not telling me. I may have been too stubborn to admit my student, my attempt at redeeming him, could be failing so."