She could feel her heart beating.
The blood pulsed through her veins to a rhythm that, once upon a time, Drusilla would have danced along to. But she wasn't dancing today. Because it was her heart. A heart that had been silenced for centuries.
Her eyes snapped open.
No. Not her eyes. She'd fallen asleep as a vampire, safe in the forest and with
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The laugh at the end might've been the most worrying part about the whole thing, now that she thought about it.
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(That was her name, wasn't it? Little Fred. So human and so sweet that Drusilla wanted to peel off her skin and see if she as really syrup and honey underneath.)
It was easy to pretend to be Cordelia, really. She'd watched the Vision Girl a lot during her time in Taxon. She knew her mannerisms and her tone and, even if she wasn't peeping into the main of the person she was fooling, she knew how to play pretend.
"A really weird dream."
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She couldn't remember when she'd last woken up and wanted food. Real food - bread and cheese and milk and the plums picked from the tree at the bottom of her parent's garden - rather than blood. Her stomach was practically growling. Her skin was too warm.
Drusilla shook Cordelia's head, brushing her anxieties aside. She needed to enjoy this.
"I'll be fine."
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With a worried look, Fred nodded. "Gotcha. Well, I'm here if you want to talk about it. Or...not talk about it. Anything like that. Okay?"
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