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Patrick couldn't believe what his eyes were seeing. His hand was shaking as he cupped the less harmed side of her face and evaluate how bad the wound was, all the while thinking on the ways he was going to hurt the responsible for this. "Who did this to you?" Pick asked surprisingly calm considering how much he wanted to influct pain. But she came first.

Patrick looked at the other with a small grin as he shook his head from side to side. “You know I’m not your chauffeur right?” he teased the other, a smirk forming on his lips as his brows raised. “I’m gonna start charging for these late night fast food calls.” 

“I’m not really quite sure why you’re making a super big deal out of this?” Pat said, his brows furrowing as he shrugged his broad shoulders. “It’s just a little weed.”  

I look from the playing cards in my hand, attempting to read your face and know what you think about this. What do you think about everything?

Patrick couldn’t help the small smile on his face, though he still shook his head slightly against the headrest before looking back at them. “I told you not to make a big deal out of this.” he reminded with a light chuckle. He wasn’t the biggest fan of his birthday, mostly because it had always been forgotten about in favor of what his father considered more important things. He honestly couldn’t remember the last time someone bothered to even wish him a Happy Birthday. 

“Nonesense, your every wish will be your command.” Pete told him, clicking his fingers to summon her inside. “Anything he wants. Nothing is off limits.” He told the girl.

Patrick surveyed the woman before him, grinning slightly; this was the woman his parents had chosen for him to take as his future Queen and he had to admit, they had certainly chosen well. “It’s nice to meet you, M’lady.” He said politely, trying not to smirk. “Tell me your name?” He said, taking her hand and looking her in the eye. He had previously objected to the idea of his wife being chosen for him, but when she was a beauty like the woman before him, perhaps it wasn’t such a bad thing.