Di Di knew he would be here, it was what she did,snooping into other people's life for little ideas. He was really nice to everyone she had seen him interact with on the network, that wasn't hard to read back on. That girl picture was a little odd, but it was those red eyes that she really wanted. She walked by him, looking through her purse and clearly upset. " Crap, I forget the thing at home." She said to herself, but clearly enough for anyone "near" to hear. Looking up at him she still looked worried. "I'm sorry, but do you have the time?"
Someone was asking him for the time? That was rather... odd. Time hardly had any meaning here. Nevertheless, he looked up, looking at her with captivating, reddish-brown irises. Quite a contrast from the white ones he was cursed with thanks to Anna.
"I do," he answered in a smooth, even toned voice, "it's ten minutes after six."
She seemed like a normal, human girl. Nothing of any real interest.
She smiled politely back, seeming relieved as she began to put her self back together. First she put her bag back on her shoulder. "Thank you. I really do mean it. I was sure it was seven by now." Then she started to put a few things back into her pockets. "I only meant to stop in for a mom-" then she was cut short as something
hit the floor with a few clinks and a little rolling sound. Di Di froze for a second and cheeked her hands. "Oh shit! That was my mama's ring!" She was quickly back to her upset look with panic as she kneeled down on the floor, and patted the ground for a moment. "Please please be someplace I can find you!." She looked up at him with pleading eyes. "please help me, I can't see very well in dim light and I'll never forgive myself if I can't find mama's ring. It's the only thing I have of her."
He was amused by the sight of her. She was clumsy and helpless, much like Yuuki was. In a calm manner, he rose from his seat and placed a hand on her shoulder.
"You need not worry..." he said, almost in whisper.
He took a few steps away to pick the ring up, which so conveniently rolled into the corner of the room. It wasn't difficult for him to hear and see where it had went, given his vampire traits.
He held her ring in his right hand as he returned to her side. "I believe this is what you were looking for?"
She watches as he wet to fetch the ring, standing up slowly. Di Di mentally wished he would whisper to her like that day night. When he help the ring out she nodded. "Yes, that's it. I should-" She paused to dust her pants off and adjust her hair a bit, which had fallen in-front of her face. "I mean, I'm really thankful tp you for you finding it." She held out her left hand to get the ring back. "I'm Di Di." She finally smiled with relief.
"And I am known Kaname Kuran, my Lady..." he replied, bowing his head to acknowledge her. He was in a... good mood that evening. For some reason or another, he gently took her left hand...
"May I?" He asked.
He slips the ring into her ring finger as if it was the most natural thing in the world. It made him wonder if this was really because of his mood, or because of a curse.
"Perhaps you should have this adjusted, so that you would not lost it again?"
Di Di smiled brightly when he put the ring on her finger. It was bingo! "Di Di Kuran~" she mused a little at the ring, before smiling at him. "It's good to meet you as my husband." she wiggled the ring on her finger, which fit okay, a little loose, but it was staying. "That worked like a charm." she seemed much more cooled and collected now. As if she somehow knew how he would react the entire time.
He was slightly taken aback by her reaction. Has she gone completely mad?
He was even more amused by this entire ordeal. "Miss Di Di," he managed to say without much of a stammer, "I do not think you realize what you are getting yourself into."
Because really... marriage? Just for picking up her ring?
"Of course I do. You said I do, I said I really do, then you put the ring on m finger." She sat down on the opposite side of the table from where he had been sitting before. After placing her bag down, she waved at a passing waiter. "Just water, please" before smiling at at her new husband. "People get married on a whim all the time. I just had a whim to do just that today. Come, sit with me." she waves to the chair across from her.
He found it impossible not to chuckle lightly. She was certainly determined.
He did as he was told and sat across from her, smiling at the thought of how amusing this curse was. "It's certainly interesting as to how you 'caught' me, Miss Di Di... but I wonder..."
He paused for a moment, eyes changing in a more reddish hue as he showed a bit of his fangs. It was not a threat, rather, it in a smooth, almost seductive voice when he asked, "Would you really want to be married to a vampire like me?"
"I'm sure we can work it out." She stated with confidence, even though a little blush crossed her cheek as she pushed a few strands of hair behind her ear. "Vampires aren't real where I'm from, so why don't you tell me a little more about yourself." She smiled at the waiter when her brought her drink over, saying thank you an taking a sip of the beverage before smiling back at Kaname.
Di Di shrugged as she rang her finger over the rim of the glass. "Not much. I didn't really read horror books at home, and they were fake anyway. I had other things to worry about." The glass starts the sing a little, very sharp. she takes another from the glass and it sounds better. "When I came here I looked into them a little, but they were so many conflicting stories that I just left it at they need to drink blood or a blood substitute to live. Everything else changed from each book that I read." She laughed lightly. "well, I only read three really. I've been burying myself in medical text books mostly. So what kind of vampire are you?"
He watched her curiously as she made the glass sing, listening more closely to the sound of her voice. Indeed, so many conflicting stories, and so many facts left out. It made him wonder sometimes if the people who wrote about vampires ever had the chance to meet one.
"The kind that does not rely on human hosts to survive." He answered quietly. "I prefer an alternative method, as there is no need to harm others for my own benefit and survival."
There was a smile on his lips when he continued, "I suppose I should mention this to you, now that you are my 'wife', but I have appointments this evening."
"Great! I'd love to meet your friends." She smiled back, finishing up the water in her glass. "It's only right that I should meet them, yes?" She grabbed her bag from where she had hung it on the chair, clearly ready and very much meaning to go with him. "Where are we going first?"
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"I do," he answered in a smooth, even toned voice, "it's ten minutes after six."
She seemed like a normal, human girl. Nothing of any real interest.
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"You need not worry..." he said, almost in whisper.
He took a few steps away to pick the ring up, which so conveniently rolled into the corner of the room. It wasn't difficult for him to hear and see where it had went, given his vampire traits.
He held her ring in his right hand as he returned to her side. "I believe this is what you were looking for?"
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"May I?" He asked.
He slips the ring into her ring finger as if it was the most natural thing in the world. It made him wonder if this was really because of his mood, or because of a curse.
"Perhaps you should have this adjusted, so that you would not lost it again?"
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He was even more amused by this entire ordeal. "Miss Di Di," he managed to say without much of a stammer, "I do not think you realize what you are getting yourself into."
Because really... marriage? Just for picking up her ring?
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He did as he was told and sat across from her, smiling at the thought of how amusing this curse was. "It's certainly interesting as to how you 'caught' me, Miss Di Di... but I wonder..."
He paused for a moment, eyes changing in a more reddish hue as he showed a bit of his fangs. It was not a threat, rather, it in a smooth, almost seductive voice when he asked, "Would you really want to be married to a vampire like me?"
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"There is not much to say," he said, sipping his tea, "but I am curious, what do you know about vampires, hm~?"
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"The kind that does not rely on human hosts to survive." He answered quietly. "I prefer an alternative method, as there is no need to harm others for my own benefit and survival."
There was a smile on his lips when he continued, "I suppose I should mention this to you, now that you are my 'wife', but I have appointments this evening."
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