Eric had gone to ground the same as he always did as sunrise approached. He still preferred the concrete room he had created for himself in Sookie's living room armoire while she had gone missing, which was, technically speaking, still his house, but he knew better than to continue using that as his resting place. His new area was not quite as
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But it hardly mattered. Because at this point she hadn't run into another person in almost three days now. This hotel was so large and had so many floors and rooms, she'd been wandering aimlessly it seemed for forever.
Huffing, she wandered down a new stretch of hallway now, at least hoping to find something to eat, because like a certain new guest in a room in this hallway, Dana was hungry too. Just, not quite like him.
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He approached the door and opened it carefully, slowly. No need to frighten whatever meal was wandering onto his path. He peered his head out and glanced up the hallway, then down, catching sight of a female form up ahead. A low, rumbling growl escaped his throat as the corner of his lips tugged into a smirk, fangs gleaming in the hotel light.
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"Well hello." She found herself purring, gaze flickering slowly down over him.
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"Mm," he replied, his voice low and rough. With the usual vampiric speed, he was standing in front of her in the blink of the mortal eye, his eyes washing over her body, spending particular time on the fullness of her breasts. He finally meets her own gaze. "Well, hello," he echoed with just as much of a purr.
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