"My Lord, you have been invited to go to the Trancy's estate. There will be a party and a chess tournament. It will be hosted on January 1st would you be interested in attending?" I asked as I served young master his tea. Ciel was sitting at his desk facing the window. I looked outside from the window hoping to see what he was seeing.
"I could care less about Trancy, or a party, but a chess game tournament would be appealing," sighing Ciel took a sip from his tea cup. He continued to look outside. He was searching for something or someone. The thought of him looking for someone disgusted me.
"I will announce to them that you will be coming." I bowed and left Ciel with his thoughts. As I shut the door behind me I told the fellow servants to please watch the house. I ran to the Trancy's estate with that sour taste still in my throat. I was about to knock on the door, then it opened. "Sebastian, the real ringleader behind the Queen's pet dog, I assume lord Phantomhive will be attending," as soon as Claude said this he licked his lips, a trait that must have rubbed off from his master.
"You have assumed correctly, I am also sorry to tell you that on my way here I have accidentally killed exactly eight spiders and about to kill another one a very large and black one."
"Please I know that you cannot, must I bring up that I was the one that let you escape from the Trancy estate in minimal damage? Your lord owes me his life to me and you owe me a part of yours," as Claude said this I felt his hand on my face, then slowly his hand fell on my neck.
I slapped away his hand. "Disgusting, to think that something as low as you has touched my face. All of my being belongs solely to my master and lord Ciel" As I said this Claude began to laugh, another disturbing trait that he had learned from his even more disturbing master.
"Claude! Who are you laughing with?" I looked up to see Alois peer out from the window. He suddenly vanished and following his disappearance I heard glasses breaking. "Claude I need you to clean up this mess that Hannah made! Hurry Claude!" cried an impatient Alois as he again peered outside the window. A spoiled child.
"My master is always imposing on me. I must now take my leave. Good bye Sebastian and good night. I will see you this Saturday then. I will be looking forward to seeing you and your master then." With that Claude closed the door. I began my journey home with an even sourer taste in my throat.