Hearing his reply, Angelique nod her head in return before taking a short moment to inhale and then look at him seriosuly. Watching him, her arms crossing before him as she spoke up a bit awkward for the moment. "The Hlaford family would like to send my cousin Daus here to assist us." Her tone was even, but her usually peaceful stance shook somewhat. Not really a surprise.<br/><br/>Before Angelique began to serve Tehr, she had been working on serving the rest of the family, but her daily nightmare was dealing with the amorous intensions of a cousin by the name Daus that kept insisting they should marry and that they would give the Wynt family a lot of good servants. The fellow was a bit charming but he was a bard, and kept trying to seduce anything that moved. Thing was, he had not conquered Angelique and had seemed to get fixated with that. Christina had once spoke of being approached by the lad and their mother had sent the lad to learn more about bardic arts for a while, to give them space.<br/><br/>"Unfortunately without a declining answer from the House's matriarch, the Hlaford elders decided that a learned bard could help the House Wynt's efforts in the city, and a scandalous bard could be a good smokescreen between scandals as well, blaming anything that happens on a bard. However, bards learn some persuasive magics and I feel hesitant to let that fellow near me." Angelique looked a bit worried. "I wanted to bring this matter up at your attention before this would go ahead, and before you'd leave, so that there might be a ready decision already. Or order me sir, to not permit the man in my quarters. Beyond just my own resolve that I fear he might try and erode with magic, a clear order from one I'd not wish to betray might give me what I need to keep the fellow's advances at bay."<br/><br/>Her head bowed, she seemed a bit awkward asking for something like this. A little afraid, even.