"Why are you still here?" Ava questioned to herself as she stepped out of the club several hours later, to find her human still sitting in the parking lot in his jeep. She'd known through out the night that he had remained close. She could feel that through the gnawing pain in her chest. She hadn't realized, however that he'd remained in the parking lot. "Stupid human." she smiled, feeling an odd sense of flattery as she felt his eyes watch her with appreciation as she crossed the parking lot to open his jeep door. "What are you still doing here? Do you have a death wish?" She asked as he turned tired eyes to her.
"Not especially." he replied, studying her striking features in the moon light. He couldn't help but notice how there was nothing supernatural or subhuman about her appearance. Her long dark copper curls framed her oval face perfectly. Her almond shaped emerald eyes peered back at him, filled with an emotion that he couldn't quite place but it was an emotion he'd not seen in any other creature's eyes. Her nose was small and pert in an aristocratic way not gnarled and hideous the way he would have expected. Her heart shaped ruby red lips seemed to demand his attention, especially when her 5 feet 8 curvy frame stood so overpoweringly close to him. Despite his religious teachings and upbringing, he couldn't deny that a part of him was turned on by the demonic creature looming near him. "I told you, I just can't seem to get too far from you."
"And what good would that have done you if one of the others had came out and made a meal of you?" she asked seriously.
"They wouldn't have. You've made me off limits." he smiled knowingly.
"What makes you think that?" she asked with a dry laugh, taken aback by his knowledge of her earlier meeting.
"You have your secrets... I have mine." he said evasively, not certain how much he was comfortable sharing with the creature, when she remained so tight lipped herself. Hesitantly, he stepped out of the jeep. Standing a full head taller than the creature and heavier by at least 60 pounds, he assumed she would shy away slightly. Instead she stood her ground impressively, leaving their bodies scant inches from each other.