Once Lina had her fill, Kaden took her to a different part of the house. She followed after him wearing the same clothes as this morning. She felt like a lost pet trailing after it's owner, especially with how quickly he walked for her.
Kaden had no intention of slowing down. Lina was tired, but he continued his stride, longer and longer.
Finally, Lina snapped.
"I'm not as tall as you. Do you have to speed walk?" Lina asked.
Kaden quirked a brow, glanced over his shoulder and towards her legs.
"It's not my fault you're short," Kaden retorted, picking up his pace.
Lina could barely catch up with his speed. Eventually, she grabbed his wrist and allowed him to pull her through the hallway. She pressed all of her weight onto his arm, hoping he'd stop.
Kaden simply scoffed, grabbed her by the hand, and pulled her down the corridor. He didn't have time to waste, especially after he caught wind of what that desperate heir was doing.
"Where are we going?" Lina asked.
