It was curious to the Were-King, that any individual soul would go through the effort day after day to ensure there was a basket of muffins on his nightstand to wake up to. It made him question exactly why she desired to do something for him, particularly when the pair were not terribly close to begin with. It seemed the sort of task Raven might have done and likewise, he had assumed it had been her. That insistent line of questioning, however, seemed to prompt an internal glimpse of indecision within her, as if Calliel was unsure if she wished to voice the truth behind her reasoning. That final shrug he was given caused his eyebrow to raise before her brown eyes turned ever intently to meet the emerald hue of his own irises. Her voice was particularly candid, though he had come to expect as much from the woman. What he didn't anticipate, however, was her assurances that he seemed sad. For a moment, those emerald eyes simply stared at her blankly, as if he didn't quite comprehend that answer he was given. It wasn't till several moments later that a snort left his nose, the very sound followed by a subdued chuckle. She brought him muffins because she thought he was sad? If that wasn't the richest thing he'd ever heard!

"You're fucking ridiculous." He commented after a moment, shaking his head ever so slightly. As far as he was concerned, she was just that. He watched as she crawled into bed next to him, only to inquire a muffin for herself. He reached over, providing her one only after a sharp word about getting crumbs in his sheets. The whole idea seemed to catch her off guard, especially considering how unperturbed he was that she had merely waltzed into his room on multiple occasions. Admittedly, he wasn't terribly pleased by the idea but he had long ago become accustomed to the simple fact that there were no safe spaces the Alpha could retreat to. His bed, growing up, had never been someplace to hide from the terrors of the world. Why should he think it would be here? As it was, however, Tetradore hardly wished to explain that to her, the man instead choosing a far more obvious option. The pack coming and going from their Alpha's room surely seemed sensible and Calliel seemed to buy it readily enough, even though it was but one simple word that fell from her lips. This time, it was her that seemed almost despondent, prompting a sudden change in topic from Tetradore.

His suggestion that she had been easier then he had anticipated to get into his bed seemed to prompt a warm simper upon her features. The very melancholy that had moment's ago afflicted her replaced with an almost sly look to her youthful features, the very kind that prompted his eyebrow to rise almost wearily. He watched her as her hand lifted to entangle in his locks, her eyes staring up at him as she so offered him a challenging word, only to withdraw ever so suddenly. For a moment, Tetradore watched her, merely considering those options before him. It would, after all, be easy to take advantage of that position she had placed herself in. It would be easy to return that flirtatious advance and yet....she was so...young. She was so naive. And, most importantly, she was Frost's Vector. The last thing he needed, on top of getting involved with anyone, was to get involved in someone of Frost's, even despite the tentative peace and equally as uncertain friendship the two men had found in one another. He let his gaze turn towards the ceiling, purposefully letting that moment pass before she inquired after his day.

He took the now empty wrapper from her, placing it on his bed stand table as he commented on those shipping manifests that required his review. It was hardly fun but owning the businesses he did generally weren't to begin with. His inquiry of her day, however, resorted in her assurance that she had the day off - and free of any further baking. He hardly expected the way she turned to him so abruptly, only to inquire with far too much seriousness then he was sure was necessary if he wanted to be her friend. It was, by far, the most bizarre morning he'd had in a while. Who asked to be friends anymore? This seemed like such a childish thing that, for a moment, he was unsure of how to respond. His tentative acceptance of that friendship hardly seemed satisfactory to the girl as she impressed upon him the importance of that relationship, one he was, admittedly, unlikely to follow through on. "Uh...yeah, okay." He responded, nevertheless. That sudden invitation to join her at a theme park, however, was equally as unexpected, the man simply watching as she pulled out a cell phone only to show him photos of that very venue. It was a place he had seen on televisions and magazines but had never actually gone to himself.

"Funnel cake?" He inquired curiously, already knowing what nachos and cotton candy were. Those two food items he had indulged in before but a funnel cake? He'd seen the sign for it that night Tobias and he had visited the carnival but it had been so late at night (or so early in the morning) that most of the food stands had all been closed. That shove slowly drew his gaze away from the phone, only for that sudden pillow to collide into his face. "Jesus, okay, okay." The man protested, shoving the pillow and the girl away from him as he sat up on the edge of the bed. "Fuck, I'm getting up, just...stop it." He retorted at that pillow barrage, only to move from the warmth of those sheets towards his dresser in search for clothes for the day, the Alpha entirely willing to disappear into the bathroom and in the equally as warm embrace of the shower. God, as if that wasn't heavenly.