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Drunk and over that, unbearably rude. Alvah's eyes narrowed slightly in annoyance towards him and a little frown whispered across her features, following an aggrivated, purposely loud sigh. She rolled her eyes and stepped gracefully over the door, dropping one of her shoes to lift the wooden slab with her free hand back into place. "It takes one spell, Elijah." She told him in irritation, summoning the lost hinges and with a single, short wave of her wand, putting them all back into place. Aligning the door to the doorway, like with the hinges, the door was quickly repaired; lock and all. She even destroyed all evidence of the scratch marks and torn bark, deciding that if she was going to be put to work, she might as well finish the task entirely. Besides, it would have bugged her otherwise. She was unrelenting perfectionist, she couldn't take anything less. "And mind your language. As beastly as you are, try to be at least half a gentleman when in the presence of a lady." It was useless instructions, but she had taken it upon herself to shove some mannerism into him or at least try to. As far as they both knew, one day, it would prove useful if he ever needed the skills to persuade - not a woman, a man, for business matters or something of the sort. And what better way to a stone heart then through politeness? If he continued to act like the brute he was throughout all his lifetime, he was going to end up with a stake through his throat with his body stripped naked and hanging off a tree banch upside down. It was a little thing they liked to call revenge and it wouldn't be only men, she could bet on her life that even vampiress' as herself would come to take him down, mainly because all vampires except those few twisted ones liked. respect. And Elijah gave just about none. She turned to face him, pausing momentarily after her scolding to survey the door. It looked good enough and hopefully, next time she wouldn't end up with door hinges caught in the bedroom walls. Then again, if Elijah angered her enough, next time she'd throw the whole thing through the wall. As rude and monstrous as he normally was, he never did truly manage to get Alvah angry, but in his drunken state, anything was possible. She loathed alcohol and her tolerance level immediately lowered when it came to a drunkard of any kind. As patient as she usually was, Alvah often felt no need to display any of that mercy on stupidity and nothing could beat stupidity like an idiot when he was intoxicated with the nastiest tasting beverages out there. Even at that second she felt like tearing out all his hair and they'd both be lucky if they made it out without staining the entire room bloody red. She really could get that mad. Alvah just hadn't bothered to prove it. "That was my fuckin' drink. I hate my life. Help me get up, will ya?" For the last three minutes, Alvah had just stared, watching in slow motion as a bloody mess was made anyhow. The sickening crunch of glass crushing beneath him didn't bring even the slightest cringe out of her, but it still made her feel uncomfortable imagining it happening to her. As she took her first steps forward towards him, the scent of his blood struck her with full force, strong enough to almost knock her off her feet. She felt her fists clench tightly and her structure go rigid, fighting the urge to kill him in that very second. It was only when her each and every one of her senses was ablaze did Alvah realize how long it had been since she had fed. In the business between her clothing, parties and family malfunctions, she hadn't gotten the time and of course, leave it to Elijah to blurt the obvious in one way or another. Werewolf blood wasn't exactly the tastiest, but when you were at the brink of starvation, any available source would taste as sweet as the best. Alvah didn't want to lose her control, but at the same time, Elijah wasn't some weakling mortal she would end up killing. Besides, if she left him now, he'd never speak to her again. So instead, she slithered quietly to his side, though stiff and suddenly silent, still able to pull him to his feet. Her eyes didn't linger on his blood for too long and instead retreated to the glass, focusing on the sharpest point to keep herself mainly distracted. With her slender fingers, she grasped onto the material and before he could react, tore it loose, sending another flow of blood down his back as a result. Perhaps she should have been more gentle as to save him from the pain, but as another wave of his scent flew into her barely balanced mind, Alvah had to lock her body completely to keep from doing something uncalled for. She felt the sudden urge to snarl something venomous towards her friend, but she kept her mouth shut, already able to feel the sharp tips of her fangs dig into her bottom lip. He just couldn't leave her in peace, could he? Not even for one fucking night. Taking a deep breathe, she forced herself to push the clawing hunger aside, at least for a few minutes. "Are you alright? Is there more glass in there that I just can't see or was that it?" |