Alex pursed his lips before shaking his head, “I don’t think so. History proved it couldn’t be done without bloodshed.”
“That’s a pity.”
They stopped talking when a waiter approached with their food.
“That smells delicious.”
The waiter smiled, “I hope you enjoy them.”
“Thank you.” Alex replied, taking the guy’s attention away from her. He didn’t like how the staff smiled at her. In fact, he’d noticed it much earlier. People seemed to stare at her.
“You’re too beautiful for this place.” He couldn’t help but lament.
Luna wasn’t sure how to respond. Was it a compliment or a complaint?
“Should we go back?” That way, he won’t have a problem. Right?
His heart skipped a beat upon seeing her expression. “No! No. I’m sorry. I didn’t mean to make you feel uncomfortable. It’s just . .
