God knows why he came here. He refused the man's invitation, but to his dismay the man seemed to insist his presence. And Kingston could not deny this anymore. First, because he had been humiliated in the Great Hall, in front of many of students when Lord Borr made him sit on his knee.

The horror.

Second, Kingston knew he was a noble British man. As he had the title "Lord" in his name, he must be a nobleman. And Kingston, being a nobleman's son himself, could not refuse.

With a deep breath, Kingston soon found himself in the front of the door. He had a deep gut feeling that he was going to regret this.

knock, knock, knock.