Margaret saw the three of them leave and went back to the living room, casually joining Laetitia who was watching TV in the couch. Limelda was sitting there aswell, ignoring the TV and looking rather frustrated. Margaret wanted to say something but found it rather difficult to approach her. Thankfully, Limelda took the initiative for her after a while.
"So, what do you have in mind for the day, "Miss Margaret"? It's not like we have to stay here waiting for them to return.", Limelda asked rather ironically, not trying to hide her boredom.
"Hmm... you can just call me Margaret.", she replied, not catching the hint of irony on Limelda's voice, "I was hoping I could call you by your first name aswell!" she said with a smile. "I actually have no plans for the day, I'll probably just stay around and maybe do some homework. Also... you really don't have to stay here with us Limelda. Please feel free to go outside and visit the city if you want!", she said in a kind reassuring tone.
Limelda chuckled at the young girl's carelessness regarding her own security, considering the dangerous people who attacked Madlax last night were there for her reason. "I am not leaving your side. It was Madlax's personal request.", she replied.
"Oh you really like Madlax, right? She told me a bit about how you two met, but I could never understood very well... what kind of relationship do you have with her?", Margaret asked interested, if rather casually, hoping to learn more about Limelda and Madlax indirectly.
"Well now, didn't you say you had some homework to do? Maybe you should get that out of your way as soon as possible, so you can enjoy the rest of the weekend with your friends without having to worry about it.", Limelda cunningly dodged the subject, if a bit obviously, though she figured she didn't need much subtleties when dealing with this clueless girl.
"Ah, you're right Limelda!", she agreed, "I do have a problem with procrastination at times." she chuckled embarrassed. "Well, I'll let you be now. Please feel at home if you need anything, and if you want to ask something I'll be in my room. You be good and don't cause Limelda any trouble, OK Laetitia?". The younger girl nodded at her, if a bit embarrassed at the implications of such instructions, and Margaret left upstairs to do her homework, leaving the two of them in the living room.