CHAPTER 49
Coda was the first to break, sighing in defeat. "You're still as terrifying as ever in the morning. Oh, let me correct that. Most of the time, rather." He uttered before pulling the chair next to Diandra. He reached out his jacket and sunglasses to one of the maids behind them before he plopped himself on the seat.
He leaned slightly toward Diandra with a playful smile. "You know, living with him isn't easy. I could offer you a safer haven at my place instead—less tension, more charm." He even winked.
Kael was only focused on his food but he was all ears.
Diandra inched herself away from him. This friend of His Majesty was too close to her liking. Though he was totally charming in his efforts but she just wasn't fazed at all. She shook her head politely, sitting straight despite the discomfort. "Your offer is truly kind, my lord, but I must decline. My duty lies here."
