Their options were countless. So many bottles with different shapes and sizes, all holding what it was the most precious human invention: fermentation and distillation. âHad a punch-up,â she responded feigning disinterest. Talking about it with a hunter, despite her pride, could maybe help her down the road. Although she was a grown woman and could take care of herself, Blake would never refuse a display of affection from anyone - even if that meant people would go about beating up and threatening other people.
After long blindly staring at the shelves, she chose what they always drank. Both somewhat fans of strong alcohol, their drinking nights were never dull or clashing - the first step to an agreement was liking the same kind of liquor. Although just a regular patron, the blonde was the one to take the glasses and pour themselves a drink. âI know you told me a billion times already, but humour me - what would again your fellow hunters do if they saw me with you?â She had a smirk curled on the corner of her red lips, a devilish one. âAnd what would you say if I told you it was a pitiful scummy vampire who did this to me? One Iâd be more than happy to help cross your way.â
Whatever it was that was happening between vampire and hunter should have been nipped in the bud as soon as he had hesitated. If he hadnât been able to kill her, then he should have chosen to keep his distance. But Sawyer had never been one to play on the safe side, or the reasonable side that is. Even now, as he stood in his bar with only her, he should have been thinking more like a hunter. Yet the most that he did was light the end of his cigarette and listen to her words. âA punch up? With fucking who?â
Stepping closer to the counter that separated them, one hand planted firmly upon the wood while the other curled fingers around the cigarette, pulling it along with the plume of smoke out. His eyes followed her movements, not having to say anything as Blake knew exactly what they needed and where to find the rest. As the questions spilled from between painted lips, Sawyer stared across at her, considering them before ultimately releasing the laugh that had been growing inside of him. âTryinâ to get me to do your dirty work then?â He grinned after straightening himself out. âMy fellow huntersâd probably kill you.â He lifted his shoulders in a half-assed shrug, never one to beat around the bush. Most hunters lived by a singular code, kill any supernatural, regardless if they were dangerous or not. âScummy vamp, huh?â He reached out to take one of the glasses, lifting it to take a decent sip of dark liquor. âIâd say they wouldnât get another chance to do that to ya.â