He threw Will a measuring look, finding his response entertaining. Wolves were strange creatures, temperamental — more animal than men some nights of the month. It didn’t surprise him to learn about one of his bouncer’s mood swings: what vampires seemed to lack in, they had to spare. All that heart, racing faster than any human in his chest. “And here I thought I would finally learn those dance moves you’ve kept hidden.”
The smile on his face was mocking, but not malicious. If he hated the wolf, he wouldn’t have him for an employee. “Friends — I guess you could say that.” Such a loose term, really, but he had invited some people personally. Florence’s guests, for example. “It’s a busy night… who knew people would show up if you took the stripping out of the strip club, huh?” Puritans, he thought with a wrinkle of his nose, disapproving. “I’m having a good night. No one’s dead yet and I’ve only ran into one Cullen so far. It’s decent. Can’t complain about anything.” He turned his head to look at the wolf. “And you? Are you alone tonight, Will? It’s a party, man.”
“Sorry, man, tonight’s not your night,” he huffed in return, though he did try to keep most of the harshness from his tone. A feat he wasn’t great at, to be honest.
“I don’t get you vamps and your... antisocial tendencies, the werewolf shrugged. Though he himself was probably less social than most humans, he still definitely needed the company of his pack. ‘friends’ may not be the correct term for them either, considering how deep wolves’ loyalty ran, but it would do. “Guess they like to do the dancing themselves,” he had to laugh at that. He’d definitely witnessed some drunks taking pieces of their costumes off, but it was all mostly PG-13 compared to the regular shows at Pandemonium. “Only one Cullen? That’s gotta be a record- sparkles and glitter must be out of fashion again,” he joked, though he’d never actually seen the movie franchise. seemed a bit too much for him with all the teen angst thrown in. “uh, guess I’m flying solo,” he shrugged in return, “I’ve seen a few people I know, but I should’ve started drinking hours ago to prepare myself for this.”