Kaelen’s POV
Three days later, it was time to head out. The soldiers matched towards the line of trucks scattered around the courtyard. Lenal stood by a pillar with a maid beside him. He looked afar, not staring at anyone in particular.
Although this was normal, I felt he was trying to ignore me. He ignored my request and went on about things I know I didn’t need. I should be mad, but it’s been months since I’ve been here, I was used to it.
“I’ll be right back,” I told Riven at my side.
He gave me a curt nod then watched me head for Lenal. Flicking my wrist, the maid beside him bowed and took a couple steps away from him. “I needed that maid,” he said, dropping his gaze to me.
If I couldn’t see the white covering his eyes, I would think he could see. I shook off the thought. “Oh, plea
