Mmm. This guy was nothing but a snack, not even the kind that made her guilty pleasure list. It had been a long time since the heiress fed on an actual human, she'd almost forgotten how that tasted like. She charmed the human, her poor victim, allowed him to take her and once the bait was taken, the vampire had bit on her victim's neck; she smiled, knowing it would be the last thing he'd see before his demise. The body had fallen soon into a thump, dried of blood as the toxin stopped her prey's heart.
Chae licked every single drop of her prey's blood, leaving no evidence but the body. She was rusty, but did her best to leave no traces of her. The body would be found lifeless, possibly decayed, depending on how soon the local folk would find it. The perfect kill, if anything. After all, Chae was a little bit of a perfectionist. It was nothing less than the rest of her peers would expect.
She'd gone back to her victim's car, stealing it to make it home, and parked it by the night club where it was originally parked. She'd left its keys into the console, and soon headed back into her apartment. The vampire now felt great and invigorated. But still, while the distraction was great, her phone had unfortunately blew up while she'd left it. It wasn't like she went missing though - just on a hunt. Two texts from the Jung twins, and nothing more.
He was the reason they could not have nice things, she was absolutely convinced of this.
{text: maybe you'll come find what you need out here}
Man was he ever persistent. Yet, there was no way she was going to book any flights to Tokyo anytime soon. She had no business there, lest Shin needed help with Takuto, and Eun Seol was quite busy training for his next competition. They'd be fine.
{text: don't go native on me}
Alright, she'd humour him. With a bonus photo of her outfit. Not a mirror selfie unfortunately, but still nicely taken.
"What do you want, Eric?" Not even a hello, but at least it was a call, right?