Christina held her words back as she listened to Tehr's thoughts and ideas, the images he painted to her mind thrilling her to the point that her fingers kept trying to sneak off for a little time for herself, but she restrained herself on that, smiling at him quietly and thoughtfully as she considered things for a little while. His hinting at the chance of a nightly visit caught onto her though, and she listened intrigued by the prospects of sneaking in like that.<br/><br/>"I certainly think that a little bit of caution goes a long way, and keeping things safe doesn't take away from the excitement of things for me." She smiledand nod her head, in agreement with him on the whole secrecy required of the two of them. "For that matter though, Heidi seems to be quite taken with you and pretty ahm... well lets say she may build up your legend around town a bit more, in the good way. If she's told what to keep quiet on though and what she can say, she could turn rumors to allies rather than enemies. Still, there's limits to what can be trusted out I suppose, there's always those with a fat coinpurse and willigness to try and haggle out the information for a price."<br/><br/>She gently stroked on Tehr's hand for a moment, then focusing herself to sit down and wait a little before Lucas' return. On time, the half-elven lad arrived, setting down from horseback outside the house, and quickly escorted to the study by Angelique with a smile. Bowing his head, the young man approached a calm look on his face, the overcoat seeming a touch wet here and there, a crack of thunder audible outside. Yet not a drop of water seemed to fall off and onto Tehr's furniture.<br/><br/>"Good day to you both. Are you ready to talk details then?" Smiling in a polite manner and ready for business, Lucas moved closer to the table to go over the plans with Tehr. As far as business went, he prided himself on the quality of his work, and he took small, interesting jobs that paid well for his crew of talented people. His work's reputation spread by word of mouth, making it important for the young man to not soil his reputation by doing a bad job. Yet the word of mouth spoke for itself, and while the lad wasn't talking about past clients much, Tina's questions and comments brought a series of nods.<br/><br/>She had taken in some information with Angelique beforehand as well, just in case. Heidi had helped, getting her information from the lower circles, and not finding much there about the lad spoke highly of his work in itself.