"What did you just say?" Aurelia asked, her eyelids too heavy to lift. She was so tired, it seemed like she heard Mason whispering something in her ear but couldn't make it out.
"If you're tired, just keep sleeping."
Mason slipped his arm under Aurelia's knees, intending to carry her to the car, when Balthazar came to his senses, "It's so late, it's not safe to head back now. You two should stay here tonight."
"It's not very convenient," Mason said.
"What's inconvenient about a daughter and son-in-law staying at home? I haven't seen Aurelia in a long time. This child was quite clingy to me when she was little. Even though she doesn't say it, no father and daughter don't miss each other," Balthazar appeared to recall something, and his eyes dimmed slightly.
Mason was silent for a moment, then nodded slightly to Balthazar, "Sorry for the intrusion."
