that they'll just leave us alone." His expression was now saddened, his face turned towards the window, mindlessly gazing out at the passing buildings as they drove deeper and deeper into the heart of London. Reaching over, Adelaide placed her hand over Harry's giving it a friendly squeeze making him turn his head, his sad eyes connecting with hers as she gave him a warm smile. "So what's this about a surprise?" Adelaide asked happily, hoping to relieve the depression from the current conversation topic. "No way missy," Harry laughed as he shook his head at her, "it's not called a 'surprise' for nothing." Adelaide playfully pouted before she began to study the outside surroundings, her eyes scanning over and every passing building, her attention lingering on the aged brick and concrete that made the city all the more interesting. She had always loved how London had the historic feel to it, making it much different from surrounding cities. Although London was still fairly modern, the streets still held onto the historic memories from the long gone past. "Okay, we're here." Harry said, knocking Adelaide from her daze, her vision had been glued to the window yet she hadn't noticed the car come to a stop, the large building in front of her not giving any hint as to what her 'surprise' could be. "Let's go." Harry grabbed hold of her wrist and led her towards the large glass doors that opened as they came closer, revealing the modern interior