Damn it, he wasn't supposed to pick up on that. Not that Lelouch actually believed his knight was stupid enough to miss those kinds of details, but winning this dispute would have been a lot easier if Suzaku had. Besides, it would only make him worry even more in the end, and with how annoyingly protective he'd been so far, Lelouch didn't think he could stand it. He was perfectly capable of looking after himself. That task might be made significantly more difficult in this place, but he could still do it.

"You're absolutely insufferable, you know that?" he muttered, turning his attention to his fish. Again, he couldn't help but think he would have done a much better job preparing the meal than the cooks here, but that wasn't the issue right now. "Putting me to bed, watching me while I sleep, making sure I eat-- in another life, you would have made an excellent nanny, I think." For someone else, mind. Lelouch didn't need anyone like that. "What's next? Are you going to sing me a lullaby?"