The consequences of your damn actions

When the carriage pulled up in front of the mansion and rolled to a stop, Cass felt even more exhausted than when he'd left with Vespertine into town. Cass exhaled slowly, his shoulders sagging. 

Fuck. 

Draken hadn't left him alone. He had kept him wrapped up, chatting away to him in the same damn way that Sam or Lady Ava did, and Cass hated it. He didn't hate when Sam did it, because Sam was at least providing him with information that he actually wanted to hear. 

Lady Ava? Well, he felt that people were beginning to understand his feelings on that one. Draken, however? Fuck that guy. 

He was uncomfortable, upset, and he'd had a long day. This was the last thing he wanted.