<div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">OOC</div><div class="spoiler_body">It was actually my mistake, I meant the thief was wounded, not killed, my last post was in error at that. I apologise for that. In anycase, I'll write forth from here then. My apologies, you got it right in the first time around, and personally I had some other thoughts going on my head as I typed, making that mistake there.</div></div><br/>"I understand, my master." Speaking seriously and slowly getting up, Angelique swallowed. "I'll try and prepare everything quickly, my apologies how long I've rested." She got on her feet to dress up, pausing once she had her knickers in place, moving to try and help out picking out clean clothes from the armoire, a bit embarrassed look on her face that they had not been smoothened out and ready, but they were clean and in fine shape still.<br/><br/>"I know you can do it master  but I do want to help whenever I can, of course. " She smiled awkward, a bit shaky in her movement, but leaving the room she headed to get everything else ready. His meal would undoubtedly be arriving soon then. Nonetheless, as she left, there was a knock on the door, and soon after that, an older man in a suit entered, a butler usually in charge of keeping other servants in line if Angelique wasn't relaying Tehr's messages.<br/><br/>"Sir, I have taken the liberty of contacting a locksmith to help fix both the lock on your window and on your desk. The town guard is going to be on patrol past the house, according to the schedule at least, in roughlty twenty minutes. I can inform them of the break-in certainly. I would want to also have your permission to replace Angelique as head of the House Servants in the meanwhile, given her shaken state." He said nothing about the meeting with the House Saari as it was though.<br/><br/>The clothes laid out, however, were elegant and flattering, but without any real decorations of masculinity in them, a suit showing his sophistication but with no insignias or pieces of jewelry to denote his importance.