[b]Carson:[/b]

The female vampire that David sat down next to move over slightly, towards her friend. There was something strange about the trio of females, they seemed to be fawning over the human, but not other vampire males. Carson looked at David, avoiding making eye contact with Vicky. Before he could say anything, she spoke, replying to David.

"Only when men like this beautiful creature are here," She said, then turned to face Carson, extending a hand as she ran it on the side of his face, briefly running it along his bearded face. The human trying at all costs not to look into her spellbinding eyes. "Do you know this guy, honey?" She asked Carson.

"Y-yes, he's my roommate, Donny, he's a very cool guy. We were just about to head back home." Carson said, looking at David, trying not to turn to Vicky. The two other females vampires still running their cold hands all over him.

"Why would you possibly want to leave? All the fun's about to start, well, once the sun goes down." Traci, the vampire to his right said, seductively, grasping onto his arm.

"I have work tomorrow morning, don't want to be hungover for that." Carson said, a straight lie but a convincing one.

"You don't have to worry about that at all, you should just stay here with us, we're your friends." Vicky said, looking right at Carson who appeared like he was about to try to hop out of the booth to safety, but was the vampires weren't having it. At that moment he heard the communicator in his ear go off, the voice off one of his teammates alerting them to a mysterious van which parked near the club.
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"Is that so? You could be of use, I might let you in one a little secret operation my friends and I are running, it's not technically legal, but its not like anyone's getting hurt from it." Earl replied, folding his hands together on his lap. He either was a fantastic liar or was actually telling the truth, but the fact remained that humans were disappearing in his club, he had to at least know something about the disappearances. 
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The three figures that emerged from the van had reached the door of the nightclub, one of them was chatting up the doorman and they were in some friendly conversation with each other. The two other figures behind the chatty one stood with their arms crossed, likely waiting to be let into the club.