Lily didn't move until much later, when he crossed the room to swat her lightly on her quilt-covered bottom. "Your bath water is hot again," he said quietly. "Lock the door when I go." Lily turned to look up at him. "Caleb-" He laid an index finger to her lips to silence her. "There's been enough nonsense," he told her matter-of-factly. "I'll be away for a day or so. When I get back I want to find you living in my house, where you belong." Before Lily could recover enough to respond, he was gone. She
In the scene, Caleb gently tells Lily to take a bath, indicating that he is concerned for her well-being. He suggests she should lock the door after he leaves, implying a desire for her safety and privacy. It’s clear that he holds strong feelings for her, emphasizing their relationship dynamic through his assertive yet caring demeanor.
Caleb expresses his intention for Lily to live in his house when he returns, signifying a pivotal moment in their relationship. His straightforward declaration leaves her momentarily speechless, highlighting the weight of his words. The scene encapsulates a mixture of affection and authority, revealing the complexities of their connection.
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