Tehr pondered the situation as he dressed.  Now clean and ready to greet fellow nobility, he dressed nicely, but not ostentatiously, capping his outfit with a necklace with the family crest.<br/><br/>It was possible that Angelique had personal affairs to attend too, he'd always given her great leeway on such matters as long as his needs were met and her duties fulfiled for the most part.  But it did upset his routine when she wasn't around in the mornings.  Tehr wasn't the world's best morning person, and the half elven woman did wonders for his attitude to start the day.<br/><br/>He also couldn't quite decide if he was pleased or annoyed that Tera had slipped out at some point early this morning.  They'd spent much of the night romping in his sheets, and Tehr didn't remember falling asleep as much as finally running completely out of energy and passing out.  The false light of pre-dawn had been looming at that point in the night sky, so it was probably close to fourth bell in the morning before he finally crashed.  She'd probably left shortly after that.  No wonder he'd slept till almost noon.<br/><br/>It was almost first afternoon bell when he was finally able to mount his wonderful horse, Blondie, and with a very carefully wrapped statuette, begin to make his way to House Ravos.   He had a halfling family to call on.