i found my place in the world

As her wife began feel her up Gabe let a muffled moan out against Canaan’s neck. With one last suck of her lover’s neck she pulled back. As she took a breath the cold air hurt her lungs. Soon her mouth was back on Canaan’s body, this time capturing the other vampire’s lips for a kiss.

“Unfortunately you are,” she said with a sweet smile. “What are you doing out so late?”

Gabriel did forget where they were for a moment, and the fact that there had been so much time between Gabriel’s yesterday and today for Canaan. So while Canaan gasp didn’t alarm them enough to stop them, it did remind them of the gap between them. In turn Gabriel lessened the pressure of their bite, but didn’t remove their fangs entirely from their lovers neck, too entranced by the sweet taste of her blood. They did shift slightly, leaning Canaan up against a nearby tree to free up one of their arms. They ran their newly free hand through Canaan long hair, allowing their fingers to gently tangle in the long strands.

Gabriel’s intent was to hold off, insure Canaan had feed before they dug in, but impulse control wasn’t exactly a strong suit she had. So when Canaan teased them by brushing her hair away they couldn’t resist, and so the next second their fangs were already sunk deep into Jamie’s neck.

“I’m the sweet to your sour, baby.” She tilted her head to the side. “Speaking of which, I’m hungry. What about you?”

“Beats me. I’ve been here a few days and I want to burn it all down.”

Without another word she lifted her wife, giving her a kiss.

“I love you so much.”

“You just came here because you wanted to wreak havoc, didn’t you?”

“Hopefully.” Then she gave Jamie a little smile. “I’m sure whatever it is you’ll get right to the bottom of it.” Gabriel laughed warmly. “You remember that you can’t compel other vampires, right?”

“My mind has always been problematic at best, hasn’t it?” Perhaps she had done something wrong when they’d crossed. Maybe.. maybe she just wasn’t strong enough, a feeling of guilt hit her like a ton of bricks. “Well you’ve certainly got your work cut out for you with this project.”

“You’re so cute when you’re vengeful,” she said with a small smile. “Did you really drag us here without knowing something like this would happen? You know I’m happy as long as I’m with you, but this locale doesn’t exactly scream Canaan.”

“We could always go home,” she pointed out. Not understanding why they would have come to America in the first place. They’d practically ruled London, and whatever american swamp country they appeared to be in was a far cry from their beautiful home. “Of course you will, you always do.”

“Nothing at all,” she confessed as she leaned down and kissed her wife’s hands. “I’m sorry, baby.” She looked back up at Jamie then, her worry clear in her own eyes. “I’m right here, though. Don’t you worry.”

“You don’t stop being a vampire. Even I know that, baby.” They thought She was playing some kind of joke on them. It was the mention of children that made her think otherwise, Jamie wouldn’t play with her on something like that. “No, I don’t remember.”

She shook her head. “I don’t think I heard that right. Did you just say it’s 2050?”