A Knight’s Suspicion

Still, at that moment she did as she was told, not wanting to wait longer for the knocks on her door to increase even more in both intensity and volume.

Forcing a small smile onto her face, Hurai opened her mouth to speak.

“Then, I wish you a good night, Prince Kal,” Hurai said, as quickly as she could, her eyes communicating for him to leave as quickly as she could in every way she knew how.

Kal was tempted to continue to stay and even ask her to call him “Friend Kal” but seeing the expression on Hurai’s face Kal knew when not to push, especially since she looked like she was about to explode and yell at him to get out, damning every consequence that came with it.

“Goodnight, Friend Hurai,” Kal said with an even bigger smile on his face before he turned, ran forward, and jumped out the window without hesistating for even a second.

The moment Hurai saw that Kal was gone, not at all caring whether or not he landed safely on the ground and somewhat hoping he didn’t, even if she knew the