One Kind Act - Happy x Binkk

It took Kaden a moment to remember where her school was but he nodded once it connected. A smile played on his lips as he watched her enjoy the tea, taking a seat opposite her. "That she did," he said with a short nod. His hand lightly played another beat on his knee as he looked Sarah over once again, attempting to make it as casual as possible. Yes, the woman in front of him was gong to be a wonderful mother. Even as she sat in the chair, she looked to be protecting her child without a bit of hesitation. Kaden couldn't help but smile as his eyes met hers.

"Well if you're not hungry," he began, sitting up in the chair. "I hate to be rude, but I am, and I have a bit of work to finish before I can even think about sleep. And you've had a long day as well. If you wouldn't mind, I'm going to excuse myself and let you be for the night." He stood up from the chair and patted his shirt down against his stomach in a fluid motion. "Don't worry about packing your bags tomorrow. You can pick them up after your school day tomorrow, if you'd really like to leave. But rest up in the bed before you make your final decision." He gestured towards the bedside table slightly. "In the clock's screen is an intercom if you need anything from my staff. They have a system so you won't be bothering them if you call during the night." He flashed another smile before stepping away back towards the door. "I'll see you in the morning."

As soon as Kaden left the room, he went downstairs, grabbing his own quick dinner before entering the den-like office on the first floor. It was true when he said he had work to do before he could sleep, but it took him much longer than he thought. He remained in the office for hours, far past the time he should have been in bed, before he finally called it quits and left the room. There was enough energy left in him to drop his dishes off in the kitchen before he made his way up the stairs and into his bedroom. It didn't take long for the man to drop his shirt and pats on the bench and crawl into his bed, tugging the dark covers up to his chin, rolling slowly onto his side. His eyes stared off into the still darkness of his room until he crashed to sleep, refusing to wake up until the morning rolled around.

The obnoxious alarm filled his room like an angry bird demanding the man wake up. He rolled over to the table, slamming his fist onto the snooze button and quickly returned to his sleeping state. The night had been long, but not long enough for his liking. His rests had been slowly growing worse to the point when the man gave up ever trying to get a good, long night again. The sound came again only a few minutes later and the idea came to his mind of exactly what he needed. A vacation. He groaned before turning again, thinking of how nice a break would be from his work, but he never knew when that chance would come. Perhaps, if Sarah stayed, he could use her as a reason to take a break; to help her get used to what was going on.

Kaden remained in his bed for a few more minutes before getting up and starting his day. He entered the shower, taking his time in washing off whatever happened to be left the night before and went as far as to shave that day before he chose to leave his room, dressed and ready for a full day of work. He left his room and started down the stairs, sliding his hand down the railing along the staircase. Tessa met him at the bottom and lead him into the kitchen with a brief conversation with Martha before he started his breakfast of fluffy pancakes, bacon and two scrambled eggs. It gave him enough energy to make it to lunch while he waited for Sarah to come downstairs. He figured, as a teacher, she would have to be at work early, meaning she was up by now and hopefully coming down to head out.

"Miss Williams." Martha's voice came out through the ceiling of the room. "Good morning, Miss Williams. There is coffee waiting downstairs for you to take to work."

{Nah, she's there to use as needed. Only character I care about you controlling is Kaden. The rest are there as needed.}

By the time Sarah came downstairs, Kaden had eaten, grabbed his coffee and was ready to get his jacket on. But when he heard his guest's room's door open, he looked up onto the landing and smiled as he watched Sarah come around the curve and down the stairs. He reached out to catch her, grabbing her upper body gently as she fell against him, letting her things fall around their feet. He released her slowly as let her begin to pick up the insides of her purse while Tessa leaned down to help. "At least it was your purse that dropped and not you," he pointed out, picking up one or two things that fell near him, handing them back to the two women. He had heard that women carried a lot in their purses, but nothing ever lead him to believe it was as much as he had just seen on the floor around him.

He took the picture between his fingers and looked it over. By what her reaction was, Kaden didn't have to guess who this man was. This had to be 'John'. He let out a soft "mm-hm" before passing it to Tessa. "Do as she wishes," he requested with a small smile. The woman nodded and offered the travel mug of coffee out to Sarah before leaving the entry hall. Kaden casually smiled at the woman and glanced over her. "Ready for work?" he asked, flipping open his own cup before taking a sip. "My ride there is still open. It's on the way to my building anyway. And then you can take the subway back after work." Of course, she would have to find the proper stop, but the ride to work was there for her to use if she desired to.

Kaden gave her a small nod in response and followed her out of the house, starting towards the car. He opened the door to the vehicle and let her in before entering the car and nudging the black guard between the driver and his passengers. Andrew started to drive away from the house, heading towards the nearest station just as Sarah asked. "Of course the station isn't a problem," Kaden finally said, crossing his on leg over the other as he rested against the back seat. "I hope, for your own comfort level, that people don't bother you about what happened." He turned his look towards the woman, letting his eyes lightly wander over her face with a small smile crossing his lips.

It didn't take long for them to get to the station and the car slowed to a stop, giving Sarah a chance to leave the car. "And please, if you don't have anywhere to stay tonight, don't hesitate to use the room," he added, hoping to have a chance to get the point across before she left the car. "As you saw, there's no one else at my home. It's open to you until you have a secure place." Deep down, the billionaire hoped that Sarah would take him up on his offer, just so he wasn't staying in the large home alone. The night before was an odd situation for both of them. Kaden didn't have the chance to treat Sarah as a proper guest, but even if he did, he didn't think the woman would have the energy to enjoy it as he would have liked. Hopefully, she wouldn't leave right away, at least to give the man a chance to wish her well before they parted ways. He wouldn't force her to stay with him, but at the same time, he wasn't going to push her away. Sarah was a sweet woman and out of everyone he had met so far, she was one he wouldn't mind getting to know better. But of course, he wouldn't admit that yet.

The door opened, allowing Jennifer to enter the room. The small, mousey woman had only been working at the school for a year in the classroom beside Sarah. Since day one, she had tried to befriend the woman, hoping to make some sort of firm relationship in the workplace. Her curly blonde hair was known throughout the school along with her blue eyes, which were typically seen peaking through the thick rimmed glasses she insisted she needed. Out of everyone in the school, Jennifer had yet to speak to Sarah that day about what had happened. Once the teachers broke from the break room that morning, she took the chance to set her hand on Sarah's shoulder with a small nod and a friendly smile, but said nothing else. She certainly was a woman who refused to waste her words. Hiding most of her body behind the door, the blonde smiled at Sarah as soon as she saw her. "Meeting remember?" she asked. A friendly reminder was exactly what she thought Sarah needed. Earlier that week, the teachers had been asked to save Friday afternoon for an important, school-wide change which each person had to be there for. Jennifer waited for Sarah to join her outside of the classroom before leading her towards the larger of the two meetings rooms in the school.

Their break room was far too informal for such a meeting, and the auditorium was too large for the amount of people. As soon as they opened the door, the large, white screen came to life, giving the teachers entering and waiting something to look at. Delusion's logo appeared on the screen on a stark white background, shining from one of the school's projectors attached to the ceiling. Standing over the laptop at the far side of the room was a nerdy-looking man, complete with five o'clock shadow, fire red hair and a horribly designed sweater. He was leaning over the computer, scanning the page laid out in front of him while Kaden stood beside him, pointing out a few things, speaking in hushed volumes to the man.

Jennifer quickly recognized the man and stalled in the doorway, only to get nudged forward by one of the teachers behind her. She entered the room, sticking right by Sarah's side as the two found seats.

Another man entered the room, wearing a dark green polo shirt with light tan slacks, looking just as nerdy as the school's IT teacher. He approached the back of the room where the two stood and nudged the red head away, taking over whatever was on the screen, telling the man to turn down the lights. The room fell silent as he did and all eyes turned to the visitors in the back. Kaden's eyes were on the brunette beside him before calmly nodding, allowing the company's logo to flash and begin to spin on the screen. There was a flash of light and a shimmer of another across the screen before everything faded to black. White letters inched onto the screen from behind, beginning the power point his company had prepared for the school.

"Congratulations," Kaden's voice began, giving him a chance to slowly move around the tables towards the front of the room. He crossed behind Jennifer and Sarah, although it wasn't planned, and paused just feet in front of her, letting his eyes scan the teachers in the room in front of him. "Your school has been chosen to test out our latest technologies." The screen changed to several professionally taken images of paper thin laptops, tablets and a large board which looked much like a mix between a large television screen and a white board. He let the teachers look over the page as he continued on to the front of the room, turning back to watch them. "We have been searching for the proper location for some time now before this all was really finished. "East Barnet, you have been chosen." His lips pulled back into a smile as he pressed a small item in his hands, flipping the screen again. This time, there was a list of what exactly they would be getting.

"The methods that have been used in the past are no longer getting the job done for the students you have in your classrooms each day. Research and experience has been putting that to the test. We at Delusion Industries are ready to help schools bring themselves into the next stage of learning." He gestured to the list on the screen slightly as he continued. "A laptop will be given to each student with the latest programs needed for your lessons, set up to make sure the proper grade gets what they need. Younger students will have tablets in their rooms, allowing them to learn on a new surface instead of papers. Each of you will be given..." He flipped the screen once again, showing another model of laptop, looking much like the phone Sarah had seen earlier. "...The latest and greatest tech, linking all of your student's computers to your own in the most protected network available. There will no longer be the excuse that students forgot their text books at home." He smiled again and scanned the room. "Not to mention your classrooms will be updated over the weekend."

The brunette cleared his throat from the back of the room, drawing Kaden's attention back. "It's all tech I would imagine you've used before. If not..." His attention turned back to the room. gesturing to the back of the room slightly at his own tech man. "Roy Kingsly and a group of my elite tech team will be at the school for the next two weeks to assist you, not to mention a direct link back to my company in case of more problems. Delusion will be taking care of you." He folded his hands in front of him and looked over the room once again. "Big questions?"