Alaya let out another scoff as she heard them talk, becoming interested in her. How she knew that they were interested in her when they had yet to speak a name and with her back to the men was by the fact that she could feel the eyes of one of them upon her back. The spoke so openly, it was like they thought they could hear a thing that they said. The glass was unbreakable not soundproof.
Alaya could barely contain herself, letting her eyes roll to the ceiling before going back to her book. She spread her wings out further around her, hiding her body from the men. She was interested in being judged like and animal in a contest, but soon she would have no choice but to behave, for she was on the last page of her book. Tragic thing that truly was. With a short sigh, Alaya folded her wings closer to her back and turned swiftly, yet eloquently on her heel to face the men. The sudden motion caused her hair to fan out about her body before it settled perfectly around her face and on her body.
Bright amber eyes that could easily pass for the gemstone themselves were revealed along with a heart shaped face with pale pink lips. Her eyes immediately went to Thomas as she snapped the book closed with the same hand that she had held it with. Her eyes didn’t wander to the men in the company of a Thomas, but simply remained, emotionless upon him, as if the other two weren’t even there. “Master Thomas, may I have another book? I seemed to have finished this one already.” She said, seemingly sincere, then a small sneer settled of her lips. “Of course you are so busy kissing the a** of every person that walks in here; you haven’t the time in world, now don’t you?” She said rather acidly, pushing her hip out to the side once more. Her amber eyes flicked over to the two other men for a moment, hoping to see that they had been deterred by her words, before they returned to Thomas.