She pouted when he told her he was leaving and that they'd have to play another time. She wanted to continue talking; she found him rather fascinating. But she said nothing, not this time. Vidalia watched him leave and as she heard the door shut, fall back onto her bed and the sheets, still rather annoyed that he'd left her again. It wouldn't be the same tomorrow night., a plan was forming in her mind already.<br/><br/>She slept fitfully, the affects of knowing a hunter knew where she lived, and woke early to put her plan into action. Taking out some expensive looking card paper and a calligraphy pen, she wrote a note to him. "Unless you wish to wait for me here; perhaps a change in location is in order? Something less tense? Something more open? A little known club downtown called 'Obsidian'? I think you'll like. I know I do."<br/><br/>Whether it was the atmosphere, or the colour scheme of deep purples and blacks, or the humans pretending they were all sorts of non-human beings mingling with the real monsters, she was drawn to this place like a moth to a flame. It had become a frequent hunting ground for her, tailing mainly after the rich men hitting on the much younger girls, or the much older women going after the obviously uninterested boys. One way or another, Vidalia almost never left hungry. She could hide in the booths in the dark and feed from a neck without being seen, wipe their memories before she left. Of course, if she accidentally or purposely killed them, she'd just alert one of the 'watchers' they'd make a scene, she'd escape and the body would be disposed of before anyone knew what happened. The place almost always had a few undercover cops in it for that reason.<br/><br/>But there she was again, sitting in her favorite spot. A second floor seat that looked down on the open dance floor. The lights flashed, making her trademark brilliant green show up in the dark with high contrast. She had a perfect few of the entrance, but that meant anyone who walked in had a perfect view of her too, if they knew what they were looking for.