Lie Low

“Allen?” Lozia asked, trying to confirm that he was the person Fera was referring to

“Yeah. I don't trust him. He sticks too close to her,”

“Don’t I still close to you too,” Lozia thought, not daring to say his thoughts out loud.

“Were you able to deliver the letter?” Fera suddenly asked, remembering the main reason Lozia was away in the first place.

“Yeah, they got the letter,” Lozia replied. The last thing he wanted to describe was the shameful way it had been stolen from him.

Fera simply nodded, walking even faster than before in the direction of the palace. All she wanted to do was get back to her room and toss away the riding clothes that she wore, coupled with the memories of today.

Hurai and Allen were the first to get back to their quarters, with Allen carrying Hurai in his arms and racing back to her quarters at full speed.

He didn’t drop her back on her feet until they got back to her room.

“Thanks, Allen. You can leave now,” Hurai said with a tired expression on her face, wa