The library was really the only place Lana felt comfortable staying for more than a few minutes. She could only stand to be in isolation for so long, but there was no way she was going to risk mutating anyone any more than she had to. It was perfect: one of the more quiet places in New York, not too crowded, and the desk where she was seated was
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Instead he was in the biggest library on the east coast that wasn't on a college campus, and was deep in the mythology section. He was trying to see if he could reverse what he had done. If there was hope for him.
If he could stop the pain and the hunger he felt deep inside that was barely on the right side of human.
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Still, she watched him, a bit amazed at the similarities: the height, the build, the little bit of flannel peeking from underneath his jacket. She had the urge to approach him, but she didn't. She was the last thing he needed.
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Then he saw her, watching him. Small, delicate... very pretty. Was her interest in him purely human attraction, or something more? He knew he could make the first move and get the answer quickly, but he also wasn't sure he wanted company.
At least, company that would be nice and gentle and not what he deserved. not after... yeah.
He lowered his head back into the book, thinking she might just go away.
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She didn't. She just sat there, still watching, still chewing on her lip. Still stupid.
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