<div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">ooc</div><div class="spoiler_body">I'm going to assume that the paperwork for the trading company is a serious issue involving contracts and agreements.  But that the other matter, of Tehr becoming a father is a much more verbal oriented issue.  That they've basically come to terms and are now sort of on the honor systems?  I don't know, it wasn't 100% clear on that fact.   So I'll just assume going forwards that all parties have agreed to it?</div></div><br/><br/>Tehr made sure his focus was on the matrons as they said their goodbyes and returned to their carriage to leave Hewthorne Hall.  "I'll make sure that the daughters Saari are both returned safely to your home when they desire, in a coach, with me at their sides to personally ensure their saftey," he promised the matrons before they left.  While he did not own a carriage himself, they were available for rent in Londinium.  He would have to ask Angelique to have one brought to the house at a later date.  He also began to consider the necessity of having one built or purchased for Hewthorne hall.  Certainly it wouldn't be cheap, but it would go a fair way to help solidify his reputation in the court.  Especially since his house kept expanding in members, it may be necessary soon to provide for safe and enclosed transportation.  For his own preference, he'd much rather be astride Blondie, his beloved horse.  Even in inclement weather, he felt more comfortable riding the friendly horse then he did sitting in a carriage.<br/><br/><strong>"Well our game room has a very nice billiards table,"</strong>he suggested, ignoring the obvious idea of other types of games.  He knew what Jesanie might be suggesting and while he wasn't opposed to those types of games at all, he wanted to purport himself as a gentleman, at least on this first day of their agreement.  Now of course.... if they pushed things further....<br/><br/>He started the tour simply, breezing through the servants areas like the kitchen and glossing over the basement and pantries.  Certainly those would have little interest for the noble women, at least he assumed so.  He was proud of the solarium, and was pleased to be able to introduce them to the lady Rosalyn who was relaxing there, as she so often did.  Then continuing the tour he moved upstairs and smiled as the women joked about Alex and Tehr being the only two men in a household full of hens.  Tehr could only shrug and admit that some men were luckier then others.  He showed them his bedroom, making sure to stand near the magical statue in his bedroom that was covered with a cloth, so neither could remove the cloth.  If they asked he'd tell them that they could see it on a future visit, but it was private for now.  Best to build a little anticipation anyways.<br/><br/>He even took them up to his workshop, after making them promise not to touch anything, and hurried them out rather quickly.  The workshop was suffuse with primal energy after all and he didn't know if they'd feel it's effects.  He concluded the tour with a walk around the grounds and then ended up back in the game room where he offered them a drink and asked them what they thought of Hewthorne Hall.  Only once all three of them were settled and comfortable, and gave him their thoughts on the home he'd ask,<strong> "So, what else would you like to know, or would you like to do now my beautiful daughters Saari?"</strong>