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Aithne turned around in aggitation as she felt someone tap her shoulder. Someone dared to bother her even after that incident?! They deserved to be dead. But the moment she saw the face, her aggitated look faded and she smiled.

"David!"

She tried to hide the worry she had felt from her voice, but the relief somehow leastened her control over her voice... her emotions.... at least she could still restrain her body, preventing it from hugging him like it so desperately wanted to do.

It seemed Aithne's cheeks defied her vampiric blood as they turned a slight pink.

"Worried? Why on earth would I be worried about you? You don't need me to worry about you."

'Hmph... tell that to my brain!' she thought angrily being that she had been not just worried, but had been absolutely beside-herself about him. She didn't know why, but something had just caught a bad string with her instincts, and it made her anxious.

"Stupid mortal deserved more then I did... insolent fool..."

She focused on her hatred of that man, who normally would only have slightly perturbed her, but she needed to distract herself from worrying.

Aithne blushed a bit more at his teasing, but she couldn't think of a good lie when he asked why she was wandering around that part of town. Why had she been wandering around there?

She was following someone? No... that was stupid.. he'd see through that easily.

She sighed. "I was worrying about you..." She looks to the side in embaressment.

Turning familar corners, passing by the shops, Sabina wondered aimlessly. Still dressed in her creme sweater and black pleated skirt, she let her socked feet clad in flat, black shoes. Each hand hugging an elbow as they rested just below her breasts. Looking about, she saw nothing other than the past, the good ol' times. The times when Ingrid was still with her, when her mother was at her side.

Tears welled up in her eyes as she broke out into a run down the sidewalk. Running into almost everyone on the way, she ran. Where she was going she didn't know, but she needed something familiar to her, something she thought would be safe. Slowing to a stop, Sabina looked to what lay next her to see she had found her way to Central Park. She was attentive as she walked in, like a scared dog who feels the need to press on.

(( EXIT to Central Park. ))

"Hmmm, well, as I mentioned, there's no need to worry, as I'm quite safe where I am, thank you for your concern though, and I apologize for my abrupt departure. I've had some... things... that needed taking care of." David's voice became somewhat distant and his mind clouded with matters to do with the newly dubbed "Project Burning Dawn." Quickly snapping back to reality, David let a small smile onto his face and continued

"Oh, I've been meaning to ask you, how is your brother?"

David smiled and waved back as she stepped out into the darkness of the night. He was glad to know that her brother was fine, and even happier to know she was safe. Aithne was a very nice person to him, a rare quality as of late in the Vampire race. Aithne was a very kind person indeed, caring and warm, and that had never left David's consideration and appreciation.

As she left, David's smile stayed, even when he returned to the restaurant and to the room he was staying in, the smile remained.

"What's got you all chipper? I thought you people were lowly bloodsuckers who were gloomy and brooded over everything." Sarah asked as David threw his coat onto a nearby chair in the room.

"Mmmm, you'd think, wouldn't you?" he paused for a second after answering "Didn't notice you there, so are you just going to blindly insult me or are you going to come in?" he poked fun as he removed the holsters and handguns from his body and set them on the chair with his coat.

Stepping from the doorway, Sarah left without saying another word.
David sighed and stole a glance out the window. The moon was beautiful tonight. For the first time in years the sky was appealing. Something was appealing.

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Pandora walked down the street, stifling a yawn with the back of her hand. Even she had to admit that she looked good in her black corset and pleated mini skirt, her knee high black boots clicking against the pavement with every step. Despite the hustle and bustle in the city, however, she was bored. Not yet had she found a man worth messing with in this dump of a city.

Dashing across the street to a less crowded area, she came to a stop at a street corner, pausing underneath a steetlamp. From the corner of her eye she spotted an immortal, and the sight brought a small grin to her lips. The nights were never dull with so many of them walking around, that much she knew. Stooping to fiddle with the straps on her boots, she kept one eye on him however.

Serenity exited from the park. Only to walk into someone. "I'm terribly sorry," she mumbled as she quickly ducked her head and walked away. When she was at the end of the block, she looked up at the buildings. Oh, I wish I knew where I were. Everything looks practically the same here. She stood there, obviously confused. After a minute or so, she looked straight in front of her. Oh well. I'll never learn if I just stand here. She crossed the street and continued walked, trying to memorize the buildings and street names.