Haizel had made it home, her horse now tucked away in its stable once more. She sat silently in a bath she had made up, the heat warming her bones after naked trek back home once she became human again. She looked out of the window, looking out into the darkened night, happily enjoying the serene blackness of it; something that widely lacked in the city. She held her breath, pushing her head beneath the water, the heat burning gently against her delicate face. She opened her eyes, seeing the length of her body underneath the water as well, though looked up, seeing the body of another. She pulled her head up quickly, obviously startled, spraying sprinkles of water along the floor beside her. Light blue eyes met her's, "Where were you today?" She felt accused and turned away as she got out, wrapping the towel around her rather quickly.<br/><br/>"I decided to make it into town early. It isn't as I remember." She heard his hand hit against the cemented wall, a bang ringing around the bathroom. She turned around, his gaze not meeting hers, though he talked, "I cannot loose you. You must let people know where you have gone off to. You should know better" She sighed silently, "Okay"<br/><br/>She began walking out the door, away from Aetheir, though he grabbed her arm, beginning to pull her close. He grabbed along her tiny frame, meshing it with his own as he kissed the top of her head, "I cannot loose you, my dear. I worry for you" She nodded her head against his chest, "I understand" She felt him move his hand underneath her jaw, pulling it up to kiss her along her cheek. He walked away, leaving her to her thoughts.<span style="font-style: italic">Still going</span>She decided, the taste for answers still on her tongue.<br/><br/>Haizel dressed quickly, picking dark clothes once more, before making it out to the stables grabbing a horse before making it along the way she went earlier in the day. She felt thankful for her heightened skills allowed her to escape the night without needing a light. The gray of her eyes stayed dull, white the brilliant blue glowed in the night.<span style="font-style: italic">One of the last things my prey sees</span>She thought.<br/><br/>She made it past the edge of the forest rather quickly, having been lost in her thoughts about the mysterious man. It had been obvious he was not worried about her pussy, and he had pulled out an assortment of guns rather quickly. Her thoughts continued as she left the comfort of horse back, moving instead towards the city, though staying close to the dead of the night. She sat against the hard ground, her wolf eyes searching the night for his arrival.