a YELP of surprise soon turned into P A I N as the blonde forcefully tugged at her hair, her neck cranking with the SUDDEN movements, something she wasn’t prepared for. “— CELIA.” her voice shook, a TYPICAL human reaction, but it wasn’t like she meant for that to happen. “you’re hungry.” she stated as if it was obvious, but had she been NORMAL she probably would of scream for her life, begged and pleaded with the pretty blond. “and you are B E A U T I F U L.” she spoke HONESTLY, not bothering to struggle against the woman, her hands only clasping around her wrist to steady herself. “if you’re hungry you can feed. it’s OKAY. i won’t be mad.” she offered, as if T H A T would be a good idea, as if T H A T would stop the blonde from tormenting her. “i don’t know. he didn’t tell me a secret, he just kissed me and then took me to the lake. i LOVED the lake.” she SMILED, remembering.
Celia scoffed at the human girl. It was so EXPECTED. She’d been so intriguing before, it was a bit of a let down to have her turn so normal. “OBVIOUSLY. We’re always hungry.” She grumbled. “However, I don’t exactly feel like eating Angelus’ leftovers... not yet at least.” There was still more purposed that she could serve, Celia thought. With her free hand, Celia flipped her hair over her shoulder. “I know.” She smiled. “But I’m not human. You can’t see it,” her eyes trailed along Olly, up and down. “But there’s something so beautiful about human LIFE. We’re beautiful in a way that makes capturing prey easier. You’re pure–the waif is always beautiful even if she’s P L A I N .” Celia sighed and in a flash dropped the brunette’s hair. Just as quickly though, the blonde pushed her against a nearby tree. “STOP making assumptions. They’re more annoying than the QUESTIONS. You don’t know me or what I want.” Celia blinked. TYPICAL. It sounded much like what his disgusting incubus friend would have done. PATHETIC, Celia mentally corrected herself. “Adorable,” she quipped. “What happened after the dance? He looked DISTRACTED.” She was curious, but mainly bored. Agitating Angelus was no longer a concern of hers. Even with her humanity off she’d treaded on glass before when it’d concerned him, now she couldn’t be bothered.

















