From, ‘why are you here,’ to, ‘what’s your name,’ funny how the fluttering eyelashes always get them. In an older society they called me a ‘prettier one,’ but right now I just felt like a lying piece of shit. Even if you were able to hide the smell of your blood, I could still hear your heart rate pick up at my gaze. She thinks I’m pretty. A useful bit of information when you are twisting someone’s arm for a night’s rest. Limbs wouldn’t be the only thing twisting when I finally got to feeling better. Would that pretty cut in your eyebrow still make you feel tough after I punch through your stomach and squeeze your heart? Ill assault you in ways so unique that this house will never sell again. What horrible thoughts to have for your host, and yet I couldn’t stop the hungry need from showing in the way my gaze crawled your body. Nothing about my look said horny, but it did say ‘hungry.’
“A most courteous offer, but I’d prefer to rest before eating.” If only you knew. Your father definitely knew, will we find out how studious your big eyes were? “As for a title I go by a few, but you can call me Cole.” There would be no hand shaking, last thing we need is my ice cube fingers touching your skin. It hardly matters anyway as in a few hours you’ll be calling me ‘please stop,’ and, ‘not there!’ Now it was my turn to play interviewer, “What about you, ‘lady who doesn’t call the police on break in’s,’ how do I call for you?” I liked the wording of that. It both implies I will be summoning you, and has that creepy undertone of unrequested flirt. Being so close to someone with no blood scent is odd. I could smell the sweat between your pressed thighs and curling fingertips. Maybe humor will help? “You know, if you turn out to be a fringe killer who I happened to wander willingly toward, I prefer to be buried not cremated.” This would be cheesy if the fact it was all going over your head wasn’t so goddamn funny. “So please, no campfires, just solid caskets.”