"Let me guess… she sent you out… wouldn't give you a listening ear…" Aiden started lazily as soon as Athena opened the door to the dimly lit room and trudged inside.
Athena paused, having not expected his presence, then snorted in annoyance before closing the door and taking a seat on the couch opposite him. "Shouldn't you be in your own room?" She muttered, dropping the coat that had been resting on her arm to the floor, thoroughly famished.
"I am surprised she didn't throw a shoe at you for disrupting her sleep…" Aiden continued, as if he hadn't heard Athena's statement.
"Aiden…" She growled softly.
Aiden chuckled, raising his hands in surrender. "Yeah, yeah, I should. But I just thought to warm up some food so that we can eat. Knowing you, you would rather sleep after such a tiring day than head to the kitchen and prepare something, no matter how hungry you are…"
