<span style="font-weight: bold"><span style="text-decoration: underline">Elysia</span></span><br/><br/>"It doesn't sound silly," Elysia assured Nathan as she finished getting dressed and sat down in front of her vanity table. "You<span style="font-style: italic">are</span>special, to me." He was the only human she would be feeding from for the next year. It was only natural that she would develop a fondness for him, that they would build a relationship. "You don't have to hide how you feel with me. As long as you're not disrespectful, I want you to speak your mind. Of course, I'll ask that you keep any controversial opinions to yourself while we have company."<br/><br/>Sia finished drying her hair with the towel and brushed through it gently while Nathan ate his breakfast. She finished getting ready, applying some makeup and drying her hair more thoroughly with a hair dryer. She was just slipping some earrings on when her newest human companion commented on the nutritional drink that had been brought for him.<br/><br/>"Do you think so?" she asked in surprise, turning in her seat to watch him set the empty glass down on the tray. "Everyone else complained about the taste. I'm glad you enjoyed it," she smiled at him before standing up and lifting a small bag from the bedside table. She crossed to Nathan and clicked her tongue at him.<br/><br/>"You should never chastise a woman for how long it takes her to get ready. It's a complex process, you know," she teased, kissing his cheek before continuing towards her bedroom door. "Shall we, then?" she asked, glancing over her shoulder to ensure that he was following.<br/><br/>Once they were downstairs, Johnathon appeared and opened the front door for them. "The car is waiting, my lady. Is there anything else you require?" he asked as she stepped outside into the evening air.<br/><br/>"No, thank you. Just have someone clean the room while we're out," Sia replied, stepping down the few steps in front of the porch. She came to an abrupt stop as her eyes came to rest on a pile of green slushy liquid a little way off and she tilted her head back, looking up at her opened bedroom window. She sighed and folded her arms over her chest, turning her attention to Nathan.<br/><br/>"Did you dump your nutrition drink out of the window, Nathan?" she asked him, her voice low and disapproving. "I thought you told me you liked it." She took a step towards him and tilted her head to the side. "You must drink one every day or you'll get sick. Now I wont be able to feed from you today," she huffed, jabbing a finger towards the car. "Get in. Now."<br/><br/>Of course, she didn't necessarily<span style="font-style: italic">need</span>to feed from him. She'd taken more than enough from him yesterday and it should tide her over for a day or two. If she took a little less at a time she could drink from him on a daily basis without risking harming him too much but she wanted him to know that pushing aside things like this would have negative repercussions for them both. His health was highly important. It wouldn't do for him to fall ill or die. She hoped that he would learn from this.