hellandbck:
The town seemed to become a very dark place since the sudden merge of the two supernatural driven cities. Didn’t actually bother Damon one bit, in fact he had been too busy downing himself with alcohol and wasting his life away even though he had a sudden second chance after life at that werewolf bite. So many new faces around the town seemed to confuse him, but he wasn’t exactly the reliable brother now was he? Walking through the dark streets at night time seemed to be a habbit, in a way trying to find out if there would be another dead body looming about.
Considering Damon had an inside fear of going into the woods (not that his cocky ass would tell anyone) he stayed on the main town… Or at least the town he seemed to once know had all changed. Lost in his own thoughts he hadn’t realized until the sudden bump against his chest came intact. First reaction of reaching out with an arm to lightly grab the other girl’s wrist from falling backwards. Noticing her stiff glance his eyes lingered for a bit before crossing his arms “don’t worry, seems bumping into people has become the new routine of the town” he uttered with a chuckle falling from his lips. “Didn’t expect to see a woman walking out on her own at this time of night… Up to no good I assume?” he teased trying to get some kick out of his night.
Penelope let out a breath when she felt someone grab her, but she looked up at she stiffened. She held her breath as she looked over him with her blue eyes wide. He was taller than her - all men were taller than her, it wasn’t hard to be with where she stood at 5′3′’. Dark hair, blue eyes, a charming smile and she let out her breath and tried to relax under his gaze. Taking a step back from him she looked around them a few times before looking down at her feet.
“And why wouldn’t a woman be walking around at this time of night?” She asked, finally looking back up at him with a raised eyebrow. She let out a breathy laugh as she shook her head while smiling up at him. “You’d like that wouldn’t you?” She asked, her voice low. “If I was up to no good.”













