Alessandro dressed and was groomed, his blond locks tamed and pinned down so his wig might fit better and smoother, it was then brushed until it looked like liquid night and the rest of the preparations were made for the morning. When asked if he wanted his breakfast bought up he shook his head and rose from his seat, brushing at the few loose hairs the wig had lost, not that it was in any way noticeable. The boy bowed and left, knowing better than to question his master and once he'd made sure his 'hideous' hair was fully out of sight Alessandro left his room and made his way down to the main hall, he had promised Avangeline that he would join her for breakfast and he couldn't very well let her down. Letting himself from his room he was tempted to inform Rei of his intentions, hovering in the hall way a moment he wondered if there was really any need. The fae seemed to have clear knowledge of the Prince's movements most of the time and it was unlikely anything was set to happen when he sat with his sister for breakfast. There was a royal food taster so poisoning was out of the question and with his parents not in attendance there was no likelihood of arguments. 

Not wishing to disturb the fae he decided to let Rei figure it out himself and with that he turned and made his way down the hall to the dining area. He spotted his sister as soon as he came upon the feasting hall, sitting in her favoured spot where the sun lit her hair until it seemed to shimmer with starlight. Offering a smile as he approached the hall the smile, and his steps, faltered when he saw his father sat at the head of the table. Giving a side long glance to his sister she offered a sheepish smile and returned to washing her fingers before the meal. Alessandro contemplated leaving, however his father had already seen him and it would have made for a much more awkward conversation later if he just left. Giving his father a respectful bow and waiting for a nod before taking his seat, "Good Morning my King." Alessandro uttered, slipping his fingers into the lemon water bowl sat before him by one of the servants. "I had heard you had business this morning." He shot another longer glance at his sister who blushed deeply and looked away.