You have reached Ciel Phantomhive. If you have personal business with me, please leave a message. If we are not acquainted, please contact my Butler, Sebastian Michaelis, for all scheduled meetings and arrangements.
The "Prince" sends his regards and would like to know if he would be welcome for dinner one evening soon. [There is obviously some humor, bordering on sarcasm when he refers to Bel by that title. Otherwise, of course Sebastian would use a more proper address like His Majesty]
[He receives this particular message while he's out... and he looks into the screen with some sort of skepticism] 'The prince'? Just who is this person?
A LETTER TO CIEL FATTYHIVE, ON HIS NIGHTSTAND. tsuninlawOctober 15 2011, 04:16:39 UTC
[Wakey wakey, Sleeping Beauty. Edward Middleford is in town and he's left a lovey letter for you. It's the best thing to wake up to, don't lie.]
Ciel.
It seems I managed to catch you at a bad time, seeing as it's already noon and you're still in bed. You're lucky mother isn't here or she'd be awfully displeased. Seeing as you're in a coma, however, I'm willing to be a bit more forgiving.
But not by much.
Regardless, I would think it not too much to request an audience with your bedheadedness, Earl, and I would hope you have the decency to speak with me over tea, seeing as I've recently arrived in this ridiculous place.
Do make sure your hair is brushed when you do have tea with me. Also, make that butler of yours do something with his hair, it's a sight for sore eyes.
I'll see you once you awake from your nap, sleeping beauty.
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The "Prince" sends his regards and would like to know if he would be welcome for dinner one evening soon. [There is obviously some humor, bordering on sarcasm when he refers to Bel by that title. Otherwise, of course Sebastian would use a more proper address like His Majesty]
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Ciel.
It seems I managed to catch you at a bad time, seeing as it's already noon and you're still in bed. You're lucky mother isn't here or she'd be awfully displeased. Seeing as you're in a coma, however, I'm willing to be a bit more forgiving.
But not by much.
Regardless, I would think it not too much to request an audience with your bedheadedness, Earl, and I would hope you have the decency to speak with me over tea, seeing as I've recently arrived in this ridiculous place.
Do make sure your hair is brushed when you do have tea with me. Also, make that butler of yours do something with his hair, it's a sight for sore eyes.
I'll see you once you awake from your nap, sleeping beauty.
~Edward Middleford
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