Heinz didn't know what came over him.
Perhaps due to the frustration, he found himself dragging Florian to his room, take out his own anger in his room, and then now he pulled Florian into an embrace.
Heinz could feel Florian hesitation, and him tensing because of the suddenness and unexpectedness.
'After everything we did last night, this still makes him tense.' Heinz thought, but it was expected considering Florian was most likely just compelled to follow either because of the original Florian or because Heinz was the king, he couldn't say no.
Heinz somehow hoped that wasn't the case, but that's not his problem right now. His problem was the betrayal of Delilah.
But not what everyone probably expected.
To everyone, Delilah had tried to sabotage Florian in hopes to 'reveal' his true nature, but if that was the case, why sabotage Florian and not find a way to expose him?
Heinz was sure Florian thought of that, and was wondering that at that very moment.
