dahlia bishop

“Is there something wrong with werewolves?”

“Not at all. Unless you think there is.”

“Trust me, I know. It won’t be as bad as when I first started to see Roxanne.”

“Maybe no, but I don’t think that is going to be gossip you want to be at the center of.”

“I think people have better things on me to gossip about.”

“You’d be surprised what bored old supernaturals will gossip about.”

“Maybe, but it’s true. I would rather spend the night with you over anyone else. And you’re welcome.”

“Careful Adrian, with words like that gossip will go around you have a crush on a werewolf or something.”

“I’m not wrong. You are the best dance partner I had tonight.”

“I think you’re just flattering me, but thank you anyways.”

“Oh the plus side, we won’t be as bad at dancing as anyone else at this party.”

“You’re giving me too much credit, Adrian.”

“Are you kidding? I’ll be worse than you.”

“I doubt that. But we shall see.”

“Alright, but only if you dance with me.”

“Of course I will. As long as you don’t mind I am a tad rusty.”

“Dahlia I’m not going to intrude on your evening.”

“It’s not intruding if I insist.”

“I’m sure Roxanne is here, off with her own group of friends. I didn’t ask if she was.”

“You’re here alone? That’s not acceptable. Now you’re stuck with me for a while.”

“Trust me, the other room is not fun. I have enough experience with Roxanne.”

“Are you here with Roxanne?”

“Oh yeah? You didn’t go to that second room, did you?”

“Oh no, that second room is not my scene. In fact none of this is really my scene. And I’ve got enough old supernaturals hitting on me in this room, don’t need some drunk youngsters adding on.”

“Good point. Having any fun tonight?”

“Not really. Haven’t had a chance to dance with anyone that wasn't awful.”

“You would think Sophia would catch on by now that her parties are boring.”

“She’s too full of herself for that.”

“Someone looks bored over here.”

“Okay… Aunt Dahlia, can I ask you something?”

“Of course. Ask away.”

“Are you busy today? I don’t want to bother you.”

“Nope, I’m not busy at all. Come on in and make yourself at home.”