Olly pursed her lips together as he was speaking to her. “Ah, that is such a shame that customers had to run their mouths like that. I don’t have time to deal with police, plus I do not care about police here,” she replied before taking one step closer to him. “Go right ahead. Search me. Maybe you’ll enjoy yourself too,” she winked. 

"And what's the alternative? To give up? And then what? If we give, then we push ourselves in the corner and we have no more options, but if we don't, then we can pick." He quickened his pace as if trying to see what was behind the hill, he assumed, another one, and then? Another." If he had no one to get back to, maybe he would have given up himself, but there was still his GRANDMOTHER. And at least, while she was still alive, he'd try to be the grandson that she somehow managed to see him as, and what comes after that, he didn't really know, or maybe he was too SCARED to think about. "If we don't find the road soon, we'll have to spend the night here, in the forest." The last part of the sentence was barely a whisper, he HATED the idea.

      ❝ honestly, you’re very depressing, really brings the mood down. ❞ slender fingers reaching up to push the fringe out of his eyes, before laying his head on the table in a huff. it seemed like dongwoo got really lackadaisical closer to the evening times and his bounding energy seemed to be gone,  ❝ can you at least play a tune? do something? i might sleep right here on this table if not, the sun is tired. ❞

   The angel had come across many creatures in all his centuries but shapeshifters were rarely on his radar. Among the angels, Anurak was the most curious one, nothing could be safe from his thirst for knowledge. How did they manage to shift? How long did it take? As soon as Uriel told him about the dog daycare, he grabbed his little Shiba Inu and drove right to said place -- only to feel the presence of a supernatural being. He had to tone it down, he knew it. Though, it didn’t mean questions weren’t allowed. “Hello? Anybody here? I uhm, came to bring my dog here----”

“what if i said i don’t want to wait until we get back to my place?” he’s got the stranger pinned against the wall as his lips move away from their ear to press against their neck. “why don’t we stay here?” his hot breath ghosts over their skin, and there’s a hint of a wicked grin playing on his lips before he nips at the previously unmarked flesh.

             ❝ i’d much prefer it if it was type b, but i’ll have to do with what i have, i guess. ❞ avery scoffed as she poured the blood into a glass. 

He felt like he was a fourty year old, telling his kids off. He could only hope she didn’t look at him that way.

“we’ve been here for hours.” he pointed out, placing the pen on the table out of frustration. “the question is really simple if you would just focus. don’t tell me that after teaching you for almost four hours you still don’t get anything.”