Hard_Rom
Northumbrian Skald
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The vampire holds his mistress tightly in his cold embrace.
"You are safe," he says. "And that is all that matters." "They can't hurt you anymore."
"I was scared when... I heard of the attack. That you... had been badly hurt."
The werewolf had been following close behind the carriage. Not thinking that an attack by robbers would occur but just to be close by. The wolf can move by day and he wished to be as close as possible to York and Marybeth. It was coming across the unconcious form of his driver that had sent the beast mad with rage. The fourth man had evaded him by riding hard back to the inn and surrendering himself. The beast did not think about concealment from Marybeth, just the desire to rend and kill any who threatened her. He is glad she does not realize the nature of her rescuer. It would raise awkward questions.
He seperates himself from her enough to examine her injury. It is quite a vivid bruise by now with a good degree of swelling. Gently he lifts her chin to see it.
"I had tickets for the theater tonight for us. A box at the Theater Royal for Macbeth," he says, "Perhaps you would prefer that we stay in tonight." "We can go tomorrow night if you wish."
"We can have a dinner served here. Just the two of us."
"You are safe," he says. "And that is all that matters." "They can't hurt you anymore."
"I was scared when... I heard of the attack. That you... had been badly hurt."
The werewolf had been following close behind the carriage. Not thinking that an attack by robbers would occur but just to be close by. The wolf can move by day and he wished to be as close as possible to York and Marybeth. It was coming across the unconcious form of his driver that had sent the beast mad with rage. The fourth man had evaded him by riding hard back to the inn and surrendering himself. The beast did not think about concealment from Marybeth, just the desire to rend and kill any who threatened her. He is glad she does not realize the nature of her rescuer. It would raise awkward questions.
He seperates himself from her enough to examine her injury. It is quite a vivid bruise by now with a good degree of swelling. Gently he lifts her chin to see it.
"I had tickets for the theater tonight for us. A box at the Theater Royal for Macbeth," he says, "Perhaps you would prefer that we stay in tonight." "We can go tomorrow night if you wish."
"We can have a dinner served here. Just the two of us."