- Missions
- 126
- Residence
- Chicago, Illinois
Adrian's Hotel Room, The Parthenon
Adrian grinned, and if anything, the innocent twitch of his lips only highlighted what was no doubt deadly malice behind his words.
"I wouldn't dream of forcing myself upon anyone," Adrian murmured in that soft tone, though each word rang clearly in the near-empty suite.
He laughed, and it sounded unnatural but not unpleasant. Similar to a snake's hiss, alluring but lethal -- much like his beauty.
"Romance? You insult me, Alison," he said, still laughing as she disappeared.
A whimper behind the hotel door denoted Brad's presence, and Adrian's countenace, moments ago cool and cunning, now manifested itself into Adrian's usual, cheerful image. "Come in, Brad!" he shouted to the door, grinning as the blond-haired boy walked in.
"Is she gone?" Brad asked meekly, his own blue eyes scanning for those pair of almost supernatural irises.
"Yeah, she's gone," Adrian said, chuckling as he wrapped an arm around Brad and guided him to the bed, where they both laid down and rested underneath the comforting light of moon.
Gone, but not forever, Adrian thought, his heavy elids beckoning him to sleep. Alison's visit had spurred Adrian out of self-doubt and guilt. Had reminded him of his purpose.
Adrian slumbered with a smirk.
Adrian grinned, and if anything, the innocent twitch of his lips only highlighted what was no doubt deadly malice behind his words.
"I wouldn't dream of forcing myself upon anyone," Adrian murmured in that soft tone, though each word rang clearly in the near-empty suite.
He laughed, and it sounded unnatural but not unpleasant. Similar to a snake's hiss, alluring but lethal -- much like his beauty.
"Romance? You insult me, Alison," he said, still laughing as she disappeared.
A whimper behind the hotel door denoted Brad's presence, and Adrian's countenace, moments ago cool and cunning, now manifested itself into Adrian's usual, cheerful image. "Come in, Brad!" he shouted to the door, grinning as the blond-haired boy walked in.
"Is she gone?" Brad asked meekly, his own blue eyes scanning for those pair of almost supernatural irises.
"Yeah, she's gone," Adrian said, chuckling as he wrapped an arm around Brad and guided him to the bed, where they both laid down and rested underneath the comforting light of moon.
Gone, but not forever, Adrian thought, his heavy elids beckoning him to sleep. Alison's visit had spurred Adrian out of self-doubt and guilt. Had reminded him of his purpose.
Adrian slumbered with a smirk.