Gideon's decision was firm and indisputable. Lena realized this, yet for some reason, she found herself agreeing with him.
Princess Hannah's identity as part of Moko's royal family was far too valuable to discard lightly.
Gideon was naturally avoiding any potential suspicion of betrayal that the people of Moko might direct at Hannah.
At this moment, Luke was still in the inn room with Hannah. Gideon was certain that Luke was speaking with her, trying to persuade her.
Their relationship had grown so close that it had culminated in them being caught in an intimate moment.
"Let's head back," Gideon said, and Lena nodded.
After finishing their visit to the fountain in the center of the village, they turned and walked away to return to their inn.
Lena didn't know how Hannah would respond to Gideon's decision. Still, Hannah was mature and understood what was best and worst for her own life.
