Sebastian still felt angry from before, but he was able to calm down and think over the whole thing. It makes sense for Atlas to get mad at him since, in his mind, Sebastian betrayed him six years ago and wouldn't give him the benefit of the doubt in the end.
It would take a while, and he shouldn't have gotten mad in the first place since it's unreasonable since Atlas had his reason in the first place.
He sighed deeply and saw the same woman he had compelled early to let them stay in one of the hotel rooms, and he strode toward the woman with a faint smile on his face and saw her turn around toward him with a genuine smile as well.
She didn't recognize him when he compelled her to forget him, and Sebastian noticed nobody was around and looked her in the eyes. "Take me to one of the kitchens where your workers work."
The woman's eyes became glazed over under the compulsion and nodded robotically. She turned around and began walking toward their location.
