"Thank you ever so much, Patsey." said he, as he winked to the maid that had let him in. The grand house he entered was a true sight to behold. But Alexander hardly noticed its beauty at this point, since he had so often seen it. Indeed, he was often a guest at the Pyrrhos estate. His family and theirs knew eachother well, but really- the main reason why Alexander visited so much was because of one man; Faolan. There was just something about him that always drew Alexander near him. Perhaps that was why they were friends for as long as they were. Simply because of the strong gravitational pull, Faolan seemed to possessed. It certainly seemed possible, since even if Alexander wanted to ever part from him. He knew he just couldn't. 

Another servant came into few quickly and guided him to the room his master was currently residing in. Unlike the maid that had opened the door for him earlier. The gentleman didn't know the name of this retainer. Was he new? Oh well, it didn't really matter. He would learn it soon enough if he continued to lead him to the young Pyrrhos. They walked up a long staircase and down a almost never ending hallway before finally the attendant stopped before a seemingly unassuming door. "Master Faolan can be found behind this door, my lord." The brown haired man nodded, and then stepped inside the room. And sure enough there he was.

With a bright smile Alexander stepped towards him, waving a piece of paper around in the air. "Would you belive it? Those old goats down at the society finally recognized my genius." He said with a loud, booming voice . "They are holding a dinner in my honor, and you, my friend, are going to be my plus one!" He laughed and held out the letter with further details out for Faolan to take.

The brown haired man hardly noticed that his friend didn't seem all to pleased to see him, he was too excited to see it. Besides, Faolan was known to be a little reserved. He didn't wear his emotions so clearly as Alexander did. Which wasn't at all strange if you considered what happened to the poor man, with the passing of his brother and his strained relationship parents. But Alex was sure that, even if it didn't look like it. Foalan did truly appreciated his company, well if he didn't why did he put up with it for so long? When Alexander was silently offered a seat, he eagerly took it. And ungracefully fell back into the chair. It was of high quality he could tell. But that didn't surprise him. The Pyrrhos family was extremity wealthy, so everything they owned was exceptional. Sometimes the brunette wondered if the reason why Foalan was engaged to Allison was because of money related reasons. But he couldnt say for sure, and it felt wrong to pry. The other man spoke up again, and asked him for the reasoning why he should go with him. Stating that he wasn't listening when he had told him before. Alexander chuckled and shook his head. "Because you're my friend, and I think, that it would be fun to go together." He said, meaning it. He could bring someone else if he wanted. Foalan wasn't his only friend. But he did like his company the most. "I mean, it's a more exciting way to spend your evening than staying at home reading, no?" Alexander thought for a moment and then stood up from his chair. He just couldn't sit still, it seemed, he just needed to stand. No to move. And so he started to slowly pace around the room. "Okay, how about this." He said, stopping in his tracks for just a moment. "Let's make a deal, alright? You'll accompany me to the dinner, and if it's not as fun as I promised it would be, then i'll-." He would... Man, it was so hard to think of something to use as a counter. What could he possibly give a man who already had everything? "I promise I won't bother you any further for at least a month." It was a joke, but he wouldn't be surprised if Foalan actually took him up on it. That was just the sort of person he was.

Some people used the term friend loosely. Like it had no weight behind it. Alexander wasn't one of those people, however. Yes, perhaps he threw the word around a lot. Perhaps a little more than he should. But he did mean it. Though in this case that reasoning was a little unwarranted. He had known Foalan for a very long time, after all. So he had been just in calling him friend, right? Alexander thought so. The man rattled on for a little. So much so that he didn't even care to look if Foalan was even paying attention or not. But he seemed to be listening-atleast somewhat, as he threw a rather sad jab towards him. Though, Alexander just laughed it away. "Tskk come on, Of course I know how too read." He said then. Something that was actually true. He did read alot."I actually love reading. Though not all the time- unlike you. He playfully added.

Foalan he actually accepted his offer. Because of course he did. Though it only came in the form of a short "okay" Faolan didn't actually say much else about the topic. No matter. The young inventor didn't mind carrying the bulk of this conversation. He was used to it by now. Considering, this was how most of his interactions with lord Pyrhos went. "Great, that's settled then." He said triumphantly as she straightened his overcoat. "I do expect you to come then Foalan, don't you dare cancel last minute on me."