"Kai can't wha--" Plum didn't get a chance to finish her question as Ghost pulled her in for another kiss, his hips thrusting upwards in a clear distraction. The kiss broke and a soft gasp escaped her lips, her head dropping down some to curtain Ghost with her hair. "I could kill you, you know..." she muttered, though not threateningly. It was something she always pointed out, though it didn't seem like she ever understood why she felt the need to say it.<br/><br/>Somehow or another the two had changed positions. Plum was now on her knees, her upper body dropped to the bed in a submissive pose while Ghost pumped himself behind her. Her hands fisted in the sheet as she tried to hold off on her own release, wanting to feel Ghost as long as possible. Plum's previous paranoia had clearly been erased and she was nothing be a soft pile of mewls and gasps. She felt Ghost lean over, his chest pressed against her back and his lips on her neck. She turned her head some exposing more of her milky skin and let out a soft plea of more.<br/>-----<br/><br/>Kallista, while initially hesitant in entering the snazzy establishment, had found herself a little bit more comfortable than she had first assumed. She did not speak much, only offering small replies to questions that were asked directly. Paetra, on the other hand, seemed to be a little social butterfly as she butted in and out of conversation like a pro. It seemed the young girl could handle most levels of conversation without being too out of place--though Kallista did nudge Paetra a few times with her foot when the girl decided to be a little too open.<br/><br/>Suddenly Kallista looked up and towards the window, a feeling of being watched coming over her. It was just then she had thought she had seen a figure in the distance take off from one roof to disappear onto another. Her eyes briefly cut to Silas to see if he had noticed. Perhaps it had simply been a bird and she was being overly paranoid again.<br/><br/>"So, Kallista...I hear that you are a rather top notch fighter...or at least used to be," Cherry said, a teasing and snide tone overtaking at the last part of her question. Briefly Kallista wondered why the woman was such a bitch for no goddamn reason.<br/><br/>Cherry knew she was  antagonistic, but for some reason she always felt the need to dominate those who seemed weaker than her. She knew that it was unlikely Kallista was weaker in body, but she definitely seemed weaker in mind and spirit--and Cherry planned to take full advantage of that. If she ever pushed it too far, she knew that Raz would stop her. But it wasn't just that she needed to dominate others...it was a way to really get to know someone. How someone reacted to her was always far more telling than how they presented themselves. If Kallista was a fighter, she would show it.<br/><br/><br/><br/>Kallista bristled, "I can still kill you," she replied in a soft voice. While she sounded polite, the underlying threat was there. Cherry only smirked in response, "Ooh, seems those vampire hunters didn't kill your spirit as I was lead to believe..."