“Madelines sound lovely~” Bri said as she quickly took a seat nearby. “Ah…you can say that, I don’t like making people wait if it can be helped.” That’s just how she was. She took a special pride in punctuality and if she could tried to arrive early to certain events. It had been awhile since she had seen the vampire last after all. What used would it be to keep him waiting after so long?
She wouldn’t say, because it felt improper before him, but she did miss him. There idle chats and his wonderful cooking. It was a bit unfair really…she had or seen her friends being abused by this man. Yet here she was, always getting away unscathed. Was there a certain respect he had for her? Or were they in a way two kindred souls that simply flowed without pushing or prodding the other?
“Ah…” Flipping off the flashlight, she then returned it back to her bag. “It’s been awhile since we’ve had tea together, how have you been?” Bri glanced over the arrangements of the table and smiled warmly. It was always so elegantly and carefully done. It was just for tea and yet he would work so hard, for a single guest. “It’s always lovely…always…”
“It’s a good habit. Not many humans realize how crucial time is–especially preparing a feast like this, it would be a shame to have this all to waste if a guest of mine fails to show themselves on-time.” Thanks to his agenda, he doesn’t get enough time on his own as it is. This is one of those rare occurrences where he finally gains some time for himself.
And he chose to spend his time with her. His acquaintance.
The only human that seems to understand his fine tastes. Honestly, she hasn’t done anything to displease him–there’s no reason for him to get mad at all. Reiji is not THAT unreasonable.
“It has been a while indeed. I suppose we could enjoy this together while we can, no?” It’s also rare for him to get talkative in such a casual manner. It seems he’s getting a little bit more comfortable around the human than he thought. “Everything has been at its usual. How about yourself? And… Ah, why I’m flattered. Thank you.” He didn’t prepare the table for nothing.
