<span style="font-size: 15px"><span style="font-family:Open Sans">Blue didn't let Daniel get too close but demonstrated that his hand was okay, for the most part. Sig understood, and he look the nurse's hand to lead him back over to his car, where he could get some things to hand off to Blue. Daniel was a little in shock over how the evening had got. It most certainly wasn't what he had expected, but he didn't apologize after Blue. Life was a little unpredictable, and Sig wasn't all that interested in people who couldn't roll with things. Daniel luckily seemed to keep a level head. The smaller wolf decided he might keep him around for a little while at least.<br/>
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Blue excused himself to deal with his mate, and Daniel opened the trunk of his car to find his med kit.<br/>
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Eivind was led away, following without resistance, wanting to stay close to Blue. His mate started out saying he wasn't mad, but then he sounded like he was, scolding him for.. Eivind was trying to put his finger on it, and figure out where Blue had his issue. Ahh.. For taking it too far, apparently. For almost killing Vincent. Eivind had never understood human society. Why things were solved other ways, but then again, humans were delicate. Vincent had talked a big game, but when it came down to it, he couldn't protect himself. Most wolves were not so rash, and those that were generally knew they could put up a good fight.<br/>
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“I.. know this Blue. I tried to keep it together,” Eivind said, frowning. “Then he put his hand around your fucking <i>throat</i>.” Anger surfaced again, coursing through him in violent waves. “I don't.. I'm not..” Eivind laughed, a hysterical sort of noise. “I don't know why he thought I would tolerate that behavior. I <i>warned</i> him. Even a human should have gotten that.” He'd been clear enough. Vincent should have been able to tell the difference.<br/>
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“Vincent was challenging me like an alpha would. He got an alpha response,” Eivind said, shrugging. Eivind might have been willing to walk away from most things, but that wasn't one of them.<br/>
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“I'm tired of people thinking they can just come up and put their hands on you.” The same with Alden, Vincent needed to be reminded that it wasn't okay. Eivind thought he'd done a fairly good job, and he wouldn't have felt any sort of remorse to wipe the fucker from the land of the living. Eivind would have felt satisfaction in it, really.<br/>
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Eivind was a little thrown by Blue's response, and all his mixed messages, especially when he detected the faint scent of arousal. A nervous.. or frustrated response, perhaps? He wasn't really sure, he just knew that emotions did funny things to the body at times, and he tried not to focus too much on it. More importantly, he wanted to make sure Blue was whole, and to reassure himself that he was. He tilted Blue's chin up to run his thumb gentle along the places Vincent had been presumptuous enough to touch. He remembered his words, and knowing that hadn't been the first time someone had handled Blue like that didn't help to staunch his anger.<br/>
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“It doesn't bother me that you've had other partners.” Eivind shook his head. “It bothers me that you've had someone like <i>that</i>.” He flared his nostrils, letting out a deep breath through his nose. More lessons he didn't want Blue to have to learn. “It doesn't make me feel better that I didn't kill him.” From the perspective of a wolf, others had been killed over lesser offenses.</span></span>