“Are we talking
about the biblical Lazarus?” Edward asked. Each new revelation from Lilith
became more shocking than the previous one.
“Yes,” she replied and walked out of the room.
“Where are we
going?” he asked, catching up with her before she started down the stairway.
“I need to feed.”
“Well why didn’t
you eat when you brought the food for me?” Edward noticed that she had become pale since his bath.
“You’ll understand
soon enough,” she replied and took his hand.
He followed her
to the garage which sat about forty feet behind the
castle. He expected to be riding in a car, but instead she picked the
motorcycle.
“Does this bike
have any special features that I should know about?”
She ignored his
question and after handing him a helmet, she placed her sunglasses over her eyes.
He watched as she twisted her long hair into a tight bun to keep it from
blowing wildly in the wind and then she took off with him holding tightly to
her waist. They sped down the steep road leading away from the castle and
towards the town below, his thoughts were on getting back to London as soon as
possible. He had no desire to deal with another biblical entity.
“We’re here,” she
said as she parked the bike in front of a building. He climbed off the bike and
followed her into the tavern.
She pulled the pin
from her hair, allowing it to fall freely down to her waist. All eyes turned
towards her direction and Edward took notice of the way the men stared at her
with hungry gazes that hinted at their inner thoughts. Her leather pants and jacket
seemed to hug every curve and more. He put his hand on the small of her back
and walked her over to the nearest booth.
“What would you
like to eat?” he asked Lilith after the waitress had brought two steins over to
their table.
“Him,” she
replied.
Edward followed
her quick tilt of the head to the man, who was obviously very drunk and stumbling towards the exit of the tavern. As the man passed their table,
he stopped and looked at Lilith before rushing out the
door.
“Are you going to
kill him?” Edward asked after the frightened man left the tavern.
“Yes," she replied in a soft tone and then lifted the stein to her lips as the waitress walked over with a menu.
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