"Then, let go of me." I stared at them warily.
"We didn't tie you up. If you want to leave, just have it your way." Some of them looked at me as if they were teasing a pet.
I glanced at them and walked towards the door, but no one stopped me.
However, when I got out of the cabin and stood on the deck, I knew that it was almost impossible to escape as the vast sea came in sight.
The swaying made me dizzy. Besides, I haven't eaten yet and hence the exhaustion.
I looked at the man who came out and asked, "Do you have anything to eat?"
Aidan nodded, and then shouted, "Bring some food for her."
Soon, someone came with a few buns and stuffed them directly into my hands. Aidan gave me a perplexed look. "Why don't you ask where we are taking you?"
Nonchalantly, I took a few bites of the bu
