The mansion was bigger than she thought.
If she hadn't waited on Caesar's younger brother and the butler to lead her toward a bedroom upstairs, she might have gotten lost. It wasn't a problem if it was just her. But now that she was half-supporting a huge man like Caesar, there was no way she could go on without getting tired.
Helping him get into bed, Aurora stepped back as his younger brother took his time to check his condition. A slight relief crossed his face as he sighed and said, "Thankfully, he's no longer in that state. But I'll have to do some preemptive solution to keep him from exploding."
Lucius couldn't be bothered about keeping his brother's condition a secret anymore in front of Aurora. She had already seen a lot today; what more could actually shock her? Whether Caesar liked it or not, it was his fault for losing control today and letting her witness everything. Lucius didn't want to take any responsibility for that.
