Dmitri reveled in the panic alight in the other's eyes as he restricted his breathing. In his periphery he noticed Reyna start to say something, a barely perceptible shake of his head silencing whatever protest had been about to leave her lips. At no point did the human try to claw at his hand, he didn't put up a struggle even though it was clear that he wanted to. He fought the instinctual need to breath, for self preservation and Dmitri finally let his hand fall away. That the man didn't even try to attempt to get away. His lips tilted up, the barest whisper of a smile.<br/><br/>"Where would the fun be in telling you?" Dmitri shook his head. "No, I think I'll leave you to puzzle it out on your own if you're so inclined." Part of the fun was leaving the man guessing. Leaving him desperate enough to go searching for answers. For a way out of the game only Dmitri knew the rules for. Rules that changed on a whim.<br/><br/>Lifting one eyebrow as the man placed his hand on Dmitri's chest, he watched the human curiously. There was a thrill in not knowing what the man might do next, even if he had an idea. Though the surprise evident on his face when the man pulled himself closer said that was<i>not</i>what the vampire had been expecting. Purposely putting himself closer to the monster he so desperately wanted to escape. Dmitri's eyes instinctively dropped to the other's neck, his words barely registering. He was aware of what the man was doing, so brazenly tempting him. With some difficulty he forced his gaze back up, his ice green eyes shuttered, all sign of amusement gone, "You may leave."<br/><br/>"Dinner will be in an hour." Were Noah to glance in Reyna's direction, she'd offer him a smile as she mouthed a silent apology.