The Writer
Your Doom
Nick watched Dominic before he shook his head. He shook Dominic’s hand and listened as he gave him some advice on his sister. Nick heard it and knew it was all too true. Such an interesting creature Dominic’s sister was. Now hearing that she broke his leg for just stealing a pillow…he was glad she mellowed with age slightly. He still had no doubt she would cause him pain if he ever lied to her.
Frankly he wasn’t sure how he got away with lying to her about his vampire status. He smiled as he watched Dominic leave to enter the lioness den. Poor fool. Nick shook his head and decided it was time to join Thea for breakfast. He walked out whistling a tone before he spotted Thea and Uryen.
Uryen chuckled and watched Thea. “Other than the fact that you may want to keep an eye on that streak of gray he has. It is probably nothing, but light magic does have a way about it that not even we can predict.” He offered. “And also, be watchful over Flower. You are not the only one scarred by Draco’s attentions. Though, you probably bore the worst of it, he still was Kind to you.”
Uryen only gave her hints. He would not tell her everything, that was against his nature. “But I shall assure you that Dominic and Flower are in better hands together than apart.” He smiled at her.
“Good Morning, Nick.”
“Good Morning.” Nick said back as he sat down and was served his own plate.
“I am glad you are wide awake today. I would hate to have to replace anything in my inn.”
“Hn.” Nick stared at Uryen with a very impressive Deathwish glare. Uryen only smirked.
Flower was busy bathing and getting Dominic’s scent off her. Hunter was busy glaring at Sky for beating her in chess and messing with situations that were none of her business. Sky only was becoming prouder of herself while Hunter prayed for mercy for her poor mistress.
Deathwish’s eyes went wide when Mia suddenly bit his neck, hard he might add. That had surprised him enough to give him a slight flush on his pale face, and even his fangs had snapped out in response. It was gone within a moment as he considered his troublesome partner. There were very few that could truly surprise him and have him so off guard like that.
Honestly the mark would not last long, not with his healing, but the point still was there. She was planning on doing that…a lot. He was not sure how he felt about that. Figures she would be the one to bite him when he had trusted her. He was half tempted to bite her back just as revenge.
“Hn.” Was all he said as he brushed his thumb over the mark he gave her. He chocked it up to karma, if he ever believed in such things.
Frankly he wasn’t sure how he got away with lying to her about his vampire status. He smiled as he watched Dominic leave to enter the lioness den. Poor fool. Nick shook his head and decided it was time to join Thea for breakfast. He walked out whistling a tone before he spotted Thea and Uryen.
Uryen chuckled and watched Thea. “Other than the fact that you may want to keep an eye on that streak of gray he has. It is probably nothing, but light magic does have a way about it that not even we can predict.” He offered. “And also, be watchful over Flower. You are not the only one scarred by Draco’s attentions. Though, you probably bore the worst of it, he still was Kind to you.”
Uryen only gave her hints. He would not tell her everything, that was against his nature. “But I shall assure you that Dominic and Flower are in better hands together than apart.” He smiled at her.
“Good Morning, Nick.”
“Good Morning.” Nick said back as he sat down and was served his own plate.
“I am glad you are wide awake today. I would hate to have to replace anything in my inn.”
“Hn.” Nick stared at Uryen with a very impressive Deathwish glare. Uryen only smirked.
Flower was busy bathing and getting Dominic’s scent off her. Hunter was busy glaring at Sky for beating her in chess and messing with situations that were none of her business. Sky only was becoming prouder of herself while Hunter prayed for mercy for her poor mistress.
Deathwish’s eyes went wide when Mia suddenly bit his neck, hard he might add. That had surprised him enough to give him a slight flush on his pale face, and even his fangs had snapped out in response. It was gone within a moment as he considered his troublesome partner. There were very few that could truly surprise him and have him so off guard like that.
Honestly the mark would not last long, not with his healing, but the point still was there. She was planning on doing that…a lot. He was not sure how he felt about that. Figures she would be the one to bite him when he had trusted her. He was half tempted to bite her back just as revenge.
“Hn.” Was all he said as he brushed his thumb over the mark he gave her. He chocked it up to karma, if he ever believed in such things.