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Henry had allowed the woman to pass him with little objection, though he was not too keen on the lack of proper etiquette that had passed. He had followed after the woman, to make sure she was up to no ill deed, and finding that she had only entered to seek out her friend, he retired himself to the nearby study to continue his business, but kept a keen ear on the women, though hardly listened to their words.

It was only the last few fragments of the conversation that he had caught that he realized he was now the topic of discourse, and made his way to the entrance to the parlor.

"Both of you are welcome to stay while Mr. Aerideth returns. He shall be along shortly."

Cerra opened her door and went to the lobby. Izzy was just getting his room key; she addressed the young women at the desk.
"Excuse me, miss? Has someone been in my room since I left shortly after checking in?"
"Why, no. No one has. I can assure you of this. Has something been misplaced? I could help you find it, I'm Phil, the owner's, daughter."
"Oh no, nothing has been misplaced. I must have forgotton where I last left my things. Thank you anyways." Cerra looked up at Izzy, motiong for him to follow her back to her room.
She didn't know why she was so eager to trust Izzy; but she did know that she had no problems with trusting people in the past. In fact, he seemed easier to trust than even Kopyitcg, who had raised her.

They headed up the stairs to Cerra's room. She unlocked the door and motioned for him to go inside. "Sorry, I just thought someone had moved my things around. They weren't where I left them."

"Yes; I always do. Very strange; I must not have realized exactly where I placed my things down after all!" She moved over to the little table near the left, below the window. "Shall we get started?" She asked, glancing at the clock on the wall that read 7:00pm.

"Of course," Cerrea replied. "Though I am most familiar with the letters A,B,C,E,I,O,R,S, and T, because they are all in my name." She looked back behind her, near the other side of the room. She had an uneasy feeling like someone else was in the room; yet no one was there.

"Nothing; it is fine. Now we should get started, so I can finish my first lesson quickly." She focused again on Izzy's notebook in front of her. The letters were the easiest part; she taught herself them using a book she used to have at her house. It was a fairly simple book, focusing on the alphabet; she quickly learned everything from it and practiced her handwriting. It wasn't the best handwriting, but it was good enough.

[[OOC: Im just gonna make up the sentences. Sorry if they are bad; but they are simple!]]
Cerra looked what Izzy had written next in his journal. She concentrated on the first word; it only had three letters but was hard to promounce. "Te-huh..." she said, "cat. Oh! The cat. The cat... ran... O-oo-t-side-ee." She blushed at how rediculous she sounded and sagged her shoulders. "The cat ran outside."