He cast an eye over to the clothes, considering hiding the said items. It'd be funny, to say the least, to have her standing there in nothing but her towel. He could just see it now, the colour rising in her cheeks, mouth opening and closing in frustration at him. And she'd probably hit him. He grinned, but decided to leave the clothes where they were. No point in starting another argument, when he was so close to resolving the first one.
The instant Dorian caught sight of her coming out the door, he pounced. With cat-like reflexes he darted around her, placing himself between her and the chair. He put his hands up to stop her, letting go of the towel. "Quit your whining," he said, his voice cool, "It was cold because I needed to cool down."
Dorian placed his hands on the tops of her arms, and rubbed them down the length of her arms briskly, feeling to spiky goosebumps covering her skin. "Now," he stared down at her, eyes narrowed slightly, "you have two options. Either you can stop being such a child and behave like the lady I know you are on your own, or I can show you how to behave like a lady." He was being rash, he knew, and he was leaving himself extremely open to all sorts of not so lady like behaviour, but he impulsively leaned in, eyes boring holes into her own.