He didn't particularly care much, but for some reason, the weather today just annoyed him. He should have been working on some documents, but he just couldn't find the patience to do it. He just sat in his chair tapping his pen against his desk.
"Young master."
Ciel jolted, his line of sight coming face to face with his demon butler, Sebastian. From the looks of it, Sebastian wasn't exactly thrilled to see this, "What is this, young master?" Sebastian asked, chuckling and grinning. Ciel stared at Sebastian, giving his butler a look that said 'none of your business' however, Ciel just smiled cutely and leaned forward against his desk, supporting his chin with his hand, "Noooothing."
He watched Sebastian's grin widen like the Cheshire Cat, "Now, there's no need for such an attitude. You must tend to your work, young master. No one else will do it for you. The company needs-
"Fuck the company."
"Young master!"
Ciel cackled and leaned back in his chair, making himself comfortable, "Sebastian, I'd really like a chocolate parfait with strawberries and whip cream." Sebastian's eye twitched, "You know, young master. Sometimes I think you only think about desert."
"Yes, I do, Sebastian."
"That's sad, young master."
"No it's not, it's awesome."
"Young master, I'm not going to make you anymore desserts. You're going to start eating vegetables."
"You're high."
"No, I'm completely coherent of what I'm saying. I'm worried about your eating habits which is why I came here in the first place."
"Sebastian, go make me a chocolate parfrait."
"No."
"Sebastian, I will not ask you again."
"It doesn't matter how many times you ask me. I won't make you any parfaits or any kind of desserts until your eating habits are 100% better."
"Fuck you."
"No, thank you."
This conversation was going nowhere, but Ciel wasn't the type to give up. He eyed his demonic butler with glaring eyes and a smirk.
"And what are you smirking at, young master?" sebastian asked, he too smirking and crossing his arms at the sight of his adorable young master.
"You'll have to wait and see."
Sebastian was then, filled with curiousoty. His master, after all, never failed to surprise him, now did he? What was his master thinking?