Even with the cold and the snow a common sight made it's way to the children section. A petite young man, about the same age as Alex and his sister, and a little girl who couldn't be more than five, it was easy to conclude the two were related. The pair always seemed so out of place among the bright cheery colours that decorated this part of the library. They both wore little colour always wearing very dark or black clothes and have alarmingly pale skin and the blackest of hair.<br/><br/>"Go on." the man said softly to the girl as he stole his hand away from her grasp with a smile. She hesitated only a moment  before doffing her heavy winter coat, revealing her typical dress. She handed him her coat before hurrying along with a big smile, her long ebony ringlets bouncing and swaying as she went. The girl was always very well behaved, easily making friends with the other children that came regularly. They had been coming here regularly for nearly a year for story-time.<br/><br/>The man watched her a moment before going to find himself something to read, never going too far. At first he had been a curious sight. His purple eyes and acrylic fangs always seemed to set people on edge. Today he was wearing a wool jacket, having unbuttoned it once inside his wide horizontal-striped semi-opaque shirt could be seen. His black pinstripe pants clung tightly to his thin legs, ending in black knee-high platform boots.<br/><br/>After selecting a book he went to a chair that was tucked away just outside of the children's section where he could still keep an eye on the girl he came with. He took of his coat and set both of their coats over the back of the chair before he sat. Book tucked between him and the side of the large chair he took the bright pink headband from his short choppy hair before replacing it. Shifting he settled back, after a glance to the girl he picked up the book and started reading.<br/><br/>Early on, when the pair had first started coming there had been complaints from parents. They were concerned that the young man was too scary for their precious babies. There was even as few complaints wanting the young man banned from the library, which of course was ridiculous.<br/><br/>His name is Tobby, he had attended the same high school as the twins for senior year, not that they were likely to remember him. He was a loner and kept to himself. And that little girl, if talk around the library was to believed, was his daughter. Her name is Baby, a simple name for a sweet little girl.