Instead of answering, Rosalind dissappeared and reappeared in a small bout of smoke right beside him, still sitting on the railing. When she spoke hers and Medohs voices mixed, and one of her eyes turned red while the other remained a chocolate brown. 
[b][i]"We've Taken An Interest In You."[/i][/b] They said at once as Rosalind walked her fingers up his arm. and gently flicked his cheek in a flirtacious manner. "No Business, I promise... all pleasure." Rosalind giggled, back to her normal voice and two chocolate eyes. Then she perked up, holding up bother hands, her mouth making a small 'o' as her eyes widened, as though she just remembered something. "Ah! Actually, there is one matter of business I must ask!"

She turned to him once more, both her eyes red this time and she was up close to him all of a sudden, like a cat pouncing its prey. Her fingers hooked to the front of his shirt as she bent him backwards, over the edge of the railing. Both of them knew it wouldn't matter if he fell, he did have wings outside the glamour afterall, but it was an intimidation tactic both somewhat scary and sexual that Medoh preferred. When she spoke only his voice rang out from her feminine lips. [i]"Do you know who is behind the recent deaths? If you lie to me..." [/i]One hand came to his cheek, her index finger forming into a claw that sharply pressed, and drew blood from Blake's cheek. [i]"I'll know."[/i]

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Sasha served up breakfast, as usual. And as always, there were different places for different fae to go when they needed something to eat. For the vampires, type AB blood, a very rare kind, was placed in blood baggies for them to grab. He did try to put out fresh, and different kinds of blood every day. Really, he did try to be thoughtful... but there were only so many kinds of blood and he wasn't exactly a blood bank and all. Salt free foods for the demonic, normal foods for those who could stomach it, and so on. He sat behind the buffet, small glasses on the bridge of his nose, reading a french cook book while he waited for the morning herd.