Lukas sat there, stretching his senses out, while keeping his posture relaxed so nothing in his body language showed what he was trying to do.
The attention vanished the moment he reached for it.
His eyes narrowed fractionally. Whoever it was, they were good.
The moment they'd noticed even a slight change in his composure, they'd withdrawn immediately.
This told him that the attention was definitely not a coincidence.
Which meant they were still here. Somewhere close enough for them to keep an eye on him.
He looked up, casually letting his gaze drift across the lobby.
The official at the front desk had her head down, her pen moving across a document, looking unbothered. It couldn't be her. After all, he'd felt the attention before they even arrived here.
The two other people in the lobby were seated a few chairs apart.
One had a handbook open in their lap, lips moving faintly as they tried to memorize the contents before their own exam.
