The word makes her stomach drop and she has to cross her arms in front of her chest as if she needs to physically hold her emotions in. This is so messed up. Completely messed up. Is this what happens to all vampires when they get old? They stop seeing people as people.
Christine forces herself to look around the room once more and notices the personal touches amidst the expensive decor. She moves closer to the little Eiffel Tower, but doesn't touch it. She still needs her arms to hold her feelings down. So he's for sure not an accomplice — unless he's lying — but the fact that he's settled in here so completely doesn't bode well for her, does it? Is a daring rescue from her friends all she has to hope for? How will they ever find her?
Once she's examined the place thoroughly, she notices there's one thing she hasn't seen yet and asks, "Is there another bedroom?"
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Date: 2020-12-09 09:51 pm (UTC)Christine forces herself to look around the room once more and notices the personal touches amidst the expensive decor. She moves closer to the little Eiffel Tower, but doesn't touch it. She still needs her arms to hold her feelings down. So he's for sure not an accomplice — unless he's lying — but the fact that he's settled in here so completely doesn't bode well for her, does it? Is a daring rescue from her friends all she has to hope for? How will they ever find her?
Once she's examined the place thoroughly, she notices there's one thing she hasn't seen yet and asks, "Is there another bedroom?"