Lost in Darkness IC San+Sin

[BuiltForSin]

Gwyndolyn grew quiet when Sabin requested to drink her blood, as he had the night prior, without being so courteous one might add. She proceeded silently, not responding, through another couple of corridors before pulling into one of the many empty drawing rooms. Gwyns grandfather was bedridden and elderly, he hadn't the time nor the energy to see each room of the manor achieve granduer with lavish furnishings and ornaments, there were many rooms like this, dimly lit with ancient furniture buried beneath white sheets that were shrouded with a film of dust from disuse.
"You will drink, only enough to sustain you, then you will leave this town as soon as you can, and you wont drink from anyone else till you are far from here" she said sternly, her voice cold and serious.

She pulled back her hair to bare her exposed throat. "Be quick before it grows suspicious, tis'nt often a young man stays about a manor with an unmarried woman so long" she said, not making eye contact, just waiting to get the whole illicit affair over and done with.

Gwyn didnt loathe Sabin for what he was, but it would be a lie to say she was pleased with his ... "feeding patterns", but it was her responsibility to ensure the safety of those around her, her staff and her family (grandfather) and the further citizens of the nearby village.

[Sanquin]

(It was two nights prior actually. ^^;; )

Sabin frowned, following the woman through several corridors. The manor really was quite big. Bigger than it had seemed last time he was here. Once they reached an empty room she turned to him again, her expression serious. Too serious for his liking. First she pretty much commanded him to leave as soon as he could, and move far away. She did expose her throat for him, but the way she did it and how she spoke...it didn't sit well with the man at all. Though it wasn't only how she was very displeased with this situation. But also the commanding tone she held. As much as he liked a strong woman, having one commanding him went one step too far for him.

"If you're going to be like that, I will not drink. I won't feed from you when you're clearly against it. Also, please heed my words miss Gwyndolyn. A strong woman is a good thing, but one overstepping her boundaries too far is bad. Very bad. I, for one, will not be commanded like this. I bid you farewell then. It's sad that we have to part on such terms, but there is no helping it, it seems..." The man walked past her, opening the window before turning to her again, his expression a bit annoyed but also disappointed. "Have a good life, miss Gwyndolyn." Then he turned into bats in a few seconds, flying out and away through the window.