"Ladies!"
Eden called out to them, hurrying to catch up with them.
"Please wait."
Laurel looked at him, curiously, "Yes?"
"Sorry, again!"
his cheeks turned red as he shuffled his feet.
"I know I was rude, but I want to make up for what I did."
Laurel smiled, surprised at the sentiment, "You did nothing wrong, Mr. Bloomfield. Thanks to you, we were able to at least get our things and leave on our own instead of being dragged out. thank you, if you hadn't shown up, we might have been thrown out of the castle."
"Please call me Eden."
He turned to Laurel and rubbed the back of his neck, "After witnessing this happen to two ladies, I was too embarrassed to just leave. I'm staying at an inn just outside the castle. As you are suddenly without a place to stay, I'd like to invite you to stay there first. I know the owner of the inn very well, and I can get him to give you a cheaper price."
