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 | Kaoru had an annoyed look on his face as she sweat dropped when Tsubasa mentioned he left his phone at home. He couldn't help but feel that the other male was an idiot for that, if his boss from his job decided to do a concert of some sort at the festival today. He sighed in frustration as he took his phone out and handed it to Tsubasa before the nurse could answer his question. "Here, use my phone," he replied, his tone clear and full of annoyance. "Baka, why would you leave your phone in your room?" he added. Kasane bowed apologetically. She could tell that Kaoru was annoyed by this situation. That much was clear. She knew it was a lot for a person to care for someone going through their Rut or Heat. It's not an easy experience for anyone to go through. While it is encouraged that one has someone on hand to help them through it. At the very least, making sure they eat and drink necessary fluids that would keep their strength up should they choose not to engage in intimacy. She could tell that the young man didn't come here today to deal with that, and she would do her best to help as much as she could with anyone who is feeling ill today. "Gomen ne, I know this is a lot, but he should notify his boss. I apologize that this isn't how you expected your day to go. If you're unable to get in touch with your boss directly when you call him, I can at least let those that are setting up the entertainment areas know that you'll be sitting today out[/b]," she said to Tsubasa. "Since you mentioned that your employer is Club Skye, that does make it easier. They're supposed to be handling a lot of performances today. That said, it wouldn't be difficult for me to reach someone. But only if it is necessary and I'll need your full name so they'll know who I'm calling about." It wasn't much, but Kasane was doing as much as she could to be helpful to the two young men. One was going through a Rut and the other was ... indifferent. She wasn't sure how that was going to work. If anything, she hoped that Kaoru would at least make sure that his friend ate, stayed hydrated, and showered. Unlike most medical professionals, she wouldn't tell someone to engage in intimacy with someone they did not want to be with. That was wrong and a little creepy. It'd literally have to be so bad a medical emergency that that would be the only time telling someone that is what's going to help their body and not make them sicker. She hoped that it would not be the case with Tsubasa. He already seemed out of it and needed to get to a room soon before his scent caught the attention of those around him. |
 | Feodora was surprised by Nikolas's offer. He'd offered to help her in the past with any repairs that may be needed around the inn when she'd first met him. However, she knew she couldn't do that because one, he was a resident, and two, it wouldn't be right for her to let him do it without paying him for his time. But he didn't want to be paid for helping to fix the oven. Instead, he wanted her friendship in return. She didn't know how to feel about that. It's not as if she were opposed to being friends with anyone. In a situation like this, she'd preferred to compensate someone for their time and efforts if they offered knowing that they didn't have to. In this moment, she was split, but at the same time, Nikolas was offering his help in her time of need. She could either decline his help and deal with it herself or save money and give him a chance to see if he could fix the issue. She knew her father would just toss money to someone to fix the problem, but that doesn't work in every situation. She also knew that her stepmother would judge Nikolas based on how he looked and wonder if he was qualified to touch anything. It's why she never liked that woman nor ever acknowledged her as anything more than "that woman" whenever she does return home to visit her father and her brothers. It didn't matter what her father or stepmother thought. This was her job, and she was in a pinch. It wasn't something she could put off because she had long-term tenants who stayed and relied on the food prepared by the cooks. With her cheeks lightly flushed pink, she cleared her throat and responded with, "I appreciate the offer, Johnson-san. I'll accept it, and I will pay you properly for fixing the oven." Feodora stood up and gave Nikolas a bow of appreciation for wanting to help. She stood up straight, her eyes on the man before her. "In the event you're unable to fix it, I will call a repairman. After all, if the issue with the oven is bigger than what you can fix, I'd have no choice but to do so." Her lips formed into a warm smile. "And yes, I accept your offer of friendship." Having a new friend didn't seem so bad. She didn't have a lot of male friends, but was for the idea of befriending guys if they were interested. To her, it was always nice to form new bonds with others. Their background didn't matter to her. She certainly knew if she were a teenager right now and this question was presented to her by a younger Nikolas, her father would pitch a fit. God, she didn't want to think about that. |
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