Chapter 32

"You hate me for not telling the truth?"

I snorted. "Not at all. I was just upset but I don't blame you either. I was just a peasant living in your house and you're not obliged to reveal yourself wholly to me. My reaction was just..." I trailed off. "Some outburst. No hard feelings."

He sighed after he heard my words. "Glad to know that. But don't think of yourself as a peasant. You're not a peasant." A smile crept onto the side of his lips. "And we arrived. Welcome to a part of my life, Sydnee."

And true to his words, the car halted to a stop.

The restaurant he was talking about was the grandest restaurant I've seen in my entire life. I gaped in shock. Golden lights shone in each lamppost and guards were standing and roaming around the whole building. I saw the great signage and the blue hues from inside shone before my eyes.

We walked towards the huge entrance of the building. The guards near the door snapped their heads in our direction. Seconds later, they stood erect and greet