Chapter 58: Amos (1)
When Arren woke up the next day, he was the only one in the bed. He was a little half asleep and accidentally moved his right foot, and a slight throbbing pain immediately assaulted him. Only then did he recall what happened last night and where he was currently.
Arren carefully sat on the bed without exerting force on his injured foot; his eyes then roamed the room. Well, last night was a bit hectic for him to actually look around and admire the room.
The room wasn’t that different from a normal room; he thought Spade’s room would appear extravagant or something along those lines. He wanted to explore the room; however, it was impossible at the moment.
He leaned against the headboard, wondering where Spade had gone. Leaving him alone in his room! And while Arren was already bored and close to cursing Spade, the alpha entered the room as if on cue.
"Oh, you’re finally awake?" Spade’s voice rang, and Arren immediately looked at the room’s entrance. The alpha was there pushing a trolley with food, it seemed his dream of breakfast in bed would happen this morning. ’
He smiled and waited for the alpha as if his annoyance at the alpha leaving him alone in the room had magically vanished. It didn’t take long for Spade to reach his bed.
"How’s your foot?" Spade asked him and immediately checked his condition.
"It still hurts, but it isn’t much anymore, although it is still swollen," Arren answered and looked at his right foot. There was still an obvious bump on the top of his foot, and he could already imagine a bruise inside as well.
"Mm, we’ll visit the hospital later." Spade only responded. Arren raised his gaze and looked at the alpha. He seemed to be acting normal and wasn’t blaming himself anymore for Arren’s injury.
Arren nodded and watched the alpha arrange the food on a small table. It only took a few moments before a sly grin appeared on his lips. Arren couldn’t endure the call of nature anymore.
"Spade, I want to use the bathroom." Arren said his tone was normal, but his expression wasn’t. With just one glance, the other could see right through what he was thinking.