" Took you long enough," the woman said stopping an arms length away.
" Hi Cass," Hexon greeted lazily with uninterest.
" Don't you dare hi Cass me. How dare you're quitting teaching!"
" Don't I have free will?"
" And you got an attitude now. Wonder where you picked this up," Cass snarked.
" Just let me go home Cass. Leave me alone and let me be. I don't want to feel responsible for another death," Hexon said keeping it short.
"And you think running away might help?" Cass asked her arms crossed.
" I'm not running, just walking,"
" Don't bullshit Hexon, when will you stop running away, it's about fine time you did something with your life. My father took you in and I'm not going to allow you to waste the effort he spent keeping you alive and from being assassinated," Cass shouted silencing Hexon.
" You're going to get your job back and do something meaningful in life," Cass added jamming a finger on Hexon's shoulder.
" Tchh,"
