Victor looked from the running figure of Esme, to Robert, then back again. He inserted his hands in his pockets and simply strolled along, taking in the scenery. This reminded him of his old home, but much smaller, and without a gardener around. The family must live directly outside of London, Victor thought, as he had briefly woken up and seen them passing the Channel during their travels here. Esme brought back some painful memories for Victor, but he'd hopefully be able to stomach them and move on.
The creature followed hesitantly, not exactly wanting to intrude but also not wanting to be impolite by just standing around. He understood some social conventions, after all. When they were inside, there was the sound of a kettle running, some loud chattering from Esme, and an excited gasp as the tea kettle was apparently forgotten in favor of meeting Robert and his guests. A woman with warm olive skin and wide-set eyes entered the room, her face and hair the same shape and color of Robert's. However, the woman's hair was cut short and choppy, and she had deep brown eyes unlike Robert's hazel. She was also taller than Robert, certainly stronger. But they shared an unforgettable kindness in their eyes that could cause anyone to see them as siblings, which they were.
"Robert." Margaret smiled, and moved to embrace him. She'd missed him for so, so long. "How was your trip? Did you discover anything interesting? I can see Esme was right, there is a giant in this home, and a… well, skinny, er, whiny looking fellow. I'm sorry sir, Esmerelda can be quite coarse." she nodded to Victor.
"No offense taking, I was worse as a child. Um, may I sit down? It's been a long journey." he hoped he could meet this woman's husband soon, to discuss the possibility of getting a messenger down here for his brother.
(oh boy is victor in for a surprise-)