46.

By the time I got home, Nathan had fallen asleep and had been quietly tucked in. Henry was still not back, these days he had become very busy with some work I believed he told me would earn him a lot.

“I made Dinner,” Leo said when I opened my bedroom door.

“You shouldn't have bothered…"

“I should expect you in how many minutes?” He questioned, instead ignoring my statement.

I sighed. I didn't plan on having dinner with him.

“Did Nathan have something before he slept off?” I asked.

“Yeah, some cereal. Will that suffice?” He asked.

I wasn't certain. I restrained a yawn, I was exhausted.

“I'll rouse him for some snacks before I go to bed. He gets hungry easily.” I said.

He nodded.

“See you downstairs.” He twitched a smile and walked away. I shut the door.

Leo

The way she chewed on her food gave the impression that she was either shy of eating in my presence, which I found weird, or the meal wasn't delicious.

“Is it okay?” I asked.

“Hmm.” She nodded, her eyes were glued to the food, and