"Yes, I think you're right. I'd rather have this conversation somewhere else." Charles pinches the bridge of his nose for a moment before lifting his chin and looking up at Erik, "You said you had something to show to me."

He will just reflect on those things while they travel to wherever Erik wants to take him. As long as it's not a heavily trafficked public place like this one, it's going to be better.

He wheels his chair a bit forward, rounding the table neatly.

"I apologise for your lunch," he continues politely. That's what Erik came here for after all.