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Harrison’s eyes twinkled as she blushed, “Do not worry of such formalarities Lady Beckett. Lord, Earl or even just Harrison” Harrison said his name in a low, deep, and husky tone. It was a whisper because after all with the way he loved to break rules, he knew a lot about them. He knew that her calling him by his first name would be improper. It was made as a suggestive comment, one that was sure to make her blush at the implications of it all, after all it was him saying that he wished to get close to her, so formalarities will be dropped. As he ‘teased’, his eyes made their way to his sister who looked to be enjoying herself with that wretched man. He had heard some of their words- You shall make a great wife someday," and she would but not to that man that was for sure. Harrison would make sure of it ‘you shall make a great husband’ his sister told the man and Harrison chuckled to himself- no he would not. As they danced, Harrison pulled Bridget softly to get closer to the man and his sister and he had ‘accidentally’ bumped into the man. Harrison had brushed it off, pretending nothing happened as the man and his sister gave him a strange look, shifting a bit.
“I am both a sculpter and a painter my lady. I wish to say I was a poet, but saying that would be a lie as yes I am a true lover of poetry, but I am not one. What about you, my lady? What type of art do you prefer and can you do any?” He asked the blind lady, “Or are you perhaps a singer? Your voice while speaking is quite lovely, so I do wonder if your voice when put to singing would be even lovelier,” He complimented, as they turned around as part of the dance. He pulled her close to him and then away from him as the dance went, he was smiling- and though she could not see that he was. After all, Harrison rarely did not smile. His face was too handsome to be boning constantly, he jokingly thought to himself. “I quite enjoy fresco painting and tempera, they involve a lot of elegant techniques that makes me enjoy painting. I mostly paint when I’m done with all my work-the job of an Earl and a business man is quite the hassle,” Harrison commented.