Judging from the Japanese script, he was talking to the post mortem Clovis. If so, it's highly likely that he knows what Lelouch is doing and possibly about the Geass.
I'm still wondering why they're hiding them, specifically. Sure they may have some sort of relation, but providing them with first class education and everything...this is probably the romanticist in me, but I keep expecting Old Man Ashford to have something not entirely altruistic in mind when he took them in. Of course, Lelouch doesn't talk like he's a pawn moving from board to board, but it'd explain a bit of his 'dead life'-ness, if he still lives eating from someone else's hand and waiting to see which way he'd be used.
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Judging from the Japanese script, he was talking to the post mortem Clovis. If so, it's highly likely that he knows what Lelouch is doing and possibly about the Geass.
I'm still wondering why they're hiding them, specifically. Sure they may have some sort of relation, but providing them with first class education and everything...this is probably the romanticist in me, but I keep expecting Old Man Ashford to have something not entirely altruistic in mind when he took them in. Of course, Lelouch doesn't talk like he's a pawn moving from board to board, but it'd explain a bit of his 'dead life'-ness, if he still lives eating from someone else's hand and waiting to see which way he'd be used.