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After an indefinite period of awkwardness, Amelia finally relented and allowed the man to take a few photographs. After that, the swimmer said goodbye to the guests and disappeared from their sight behind the doors of her house, while the happy Ivein ended up with five precious pictures.
The sight that appeared before Kalentia's eyes was perhaps the most pitiful of all that she had seen. Even the incident at Hans's house paled in comparison to what had just happened. Eir was right – it wasn't worth bringing Ivein here, even though the young man didn't have any malicious intentions. Before Amelia disappeared from view, Kalentia stepped aside with her and sincerely apologized for bringing such an inconsiderate guest – she hadn't expected the foreigner to have neither pride nor respect for other people's wishes.
“Well, Mr. Scabiosa,” the Argalian said, clearing her throat awkwardly, “have you photographed everyone you wanted to?”