London (19)

Year 1863

Kay held her long enough.

To be precise, he insisted on spending as much time as possible with Thea on the pretext of reconciliation, but it couldn't last long. A servant came up to the lake and said there was an emergency.

"Let's talk again later, promise me!" he said with a heavy heart. His eyes seemed unwilling to leave Thea.

"I've had enough of talking to you," Thea answered carelessly.

In truth, Thea knew she wouldn't be able to stay angry with this person for long. Not after Thea knew what she was getting into.

She patted her dress and prepared to stand up, but Kay grabbed the hem of her dress.

"What?" Thea became annoyed to cover up her feelings. The servant standing not far from them looked at their stance as if they were interesting play.

"Promise me. Wait for me and don't go anywhere."

'Where will she going?' Thea 'tsk'ed inwardly. 'And why are you like this? Acting like a child?