So, we're discussing the issue of Fairview.No, we are not. This is a private conversation.Ronan sputtered and shot her looks of alarm. She ignored him. She'd spent enough time with Tyrus to take liberties - and to know he'd allow them, even enjoyed the informality.How can the meeting be private, Tyrus said. If you're holding it in a public place?Because I don't have a private place. Not even my suite. I was bathing yesterday and a maidservant brought in fresh towels.They're very attentive.Which is fine. Just not while I'm bathing.Tyrus grinned. I don't mind them.She rolled her eyes.
In this exchange, a discussion about Fairview is unfolding, but one character insists that it's a private conversation, catching another character, Ronan, off guard. The assertiveness of the speaker indicates a certain comfort level, likely influenced by her familiarity with Tyrus. It's clear that she's unbothered by Ronan's concerns and chooses to take liberties in how she communicates, suggesting a dynamic relationship.
Tyrus questions the privacy of the discussion, pointing out that being in a public place contradicts their claim of confidentiality. The speaker explains that her living situation lacks private spaces, humorously recounting an awkward moment involving a maidservant during her bath. Their banter highlights Tyrus's relaxed attitude towards the presence of others even during intimate moments, showcasing a playful interaction between the characters.
