In the days following the passionate night spent with Charles, Benjamin had moved through his days in a daze, existing in his own world.
The reality of the outside world had faded, so much so that he had completely forgotten about Wren Baek. That was until he found the man waiting outside his clinic.
For the first week after the incident with Charles, Benjamin had actively avoided Wren. He feigned illness or made excuses about his busy schedule. When he confessed this avoidance to Charles, Charles was bothered.
"Just tell him you have a lover," Charles said in a matter-of-fact tone and did not hide his jealousy.
"I would," Benjamin said, "except my lover is the Prince. Unless I can find someone to pretend to be my lover, I can't exactly announce it without causing a scandal."
