Tehr laughed and reached out to pat Eeva's hand.  "I'm sorry miss d'Ravos.  It wasn't my intention to embarrass you.  I was brought up in the old ways, where privacy is respected if asked for, but not assumed.  Growing up in my home, as a child, it wasn't uncommon to accidentally stumble upon my parents in the throes of passion.  As long as affection is freely given, it's a pure and good thing.  That's what I was taught at least."<br/><br/>With that Tehr would turn and smile genuinely at Emily.  "But this one," He'd say pointing a thumb at Emily and talking to Eeva, "Your sister has worn me out.  I can think of no better way to recoup then a lovely little picnic with you and the beast."<br/><br/>Tehr carefully ducked out of the way if Emily were to try to retaliate for that comment.  Then he would try to get her to join them for a meal, even if she didn't eat but simply sat and relaxed on the grass.  "So tell me Eeva, driving the carriage yourself eh?  Was it just an excuse to get to come see Londinium?  I don't know much about halfling culture when it comes to jobs, but I was raised that you'd have a driver trained for such things.  I don't think I've ever been behind the reigns of a carriage myself.  I am ashamed to say i don't think I could even guess at how to drive one."