Sarin had left her room in good time, having kissed her softly. He already longed for the feeling of her in his arms when he was alone in his own small room, dressing himself in some clean clothes before leaving to find himself some breakfast down in the kitchen. He knew he had to work for her again today, and he also knew that he had to keep his act up when they had company, though he was hoping he could let his manners slip a bit when they were alone.
After breakfast he went up to the study room, moving into his spot and beginning his work of the day, copying letters and minor reports for the sake of distributing them to the needed people while he listened to her. He flinched for a moment when she mentioned that she had a report of Zion planning her death. He knew it was true, he was the assassin who was supposed to carry out the order, but as it was right there, he couldn't. He was too lost in her to be able to change anything.
Knowing she was probably upset about it and the bills, he finished up a part of his work quickly before standing, he looked at the window for a moment, deciding on what to do next as he moved behind her. He forced himself to remain calm, he couldn't give away his real nature, so he gently pulled her hair a bit back, placing his hands beneath on her shoulders before beginning to rub them in gentle motions. "You're too tense." He told her, knowing they were alone and no one was listening. Otherwise he would've heard the scuffle of hair against the wooden door easily in the silent room.