KENLEY.
“And I’m tougher then I look. I do break all my bones when I transform – you’re probably afraid to just break a nail.” He quipped, all too knowingly. “Flattery will be a failed attempt at getting me to leave by the way but it was a nice thought. I’ll hold back on the thanks for now.” Taking a few sips of his beer casually. A chuckle managing to escape at her excuse for pity. “Not always. There are some lone wolves. But hey I hear the library has a new copy of Werewolves 101 if you want to do some research.” Kenley mused, his own attempt at being cheeky. “Not bored just making the most of whatever this is. But hey if you tell me some dog joke that I haven’t already heard I might just make all your dreams come true and leave.”
“Ouch, doesn’t that hurt? I hear many of you wolfies complaining about how it’s the most excruciating pain you could ever fathom. Poor things.” Taking another sip, Celia held her glass by her side, tilting her head at the guy before her. “Oh, I’m sincere. I never lie. I mean if you’re going to so desperately seek out getting to know me, you should know that first and foremost. I may have eternity but I don’t waste my time with dishonesty. You’re welcome to take my compliments however you please, doll. I mean, everything’s subjective, right?” An amused laugh escaped her lips as she arched her brow, nodding now. “You know I would but, I don’t really spend too much of my time on your species. I have much better things to attend to.”











