"Guys are so used to their girls being helpless and unable to defend herself." Seveline replied. "I know the stereotype, and both of us know I don't need protecting. If I get into trouble with those in authority over be, that's my own fault. I have to be more careful; but that doesn't mean I am not to blame for my own actions. Besides that, I think he's a bit... jealous, that my attention has been distracted and on you instead of being fully on track lately. But what can I say? I cannot help it, my heart has a will all of its own; and thoughts to match." She leaned up a bit and kissed Blane on the cheek, smiling up at him happily.<br/><br/>Seveline rolled her eyes a bit at his second round of comments. "A reward for protecting my sister of course." She answered. "I wasn't there to keep her safe, so you did that for me. And don't feel like you have to hide your fangs if it hurts to do so. I'm sure we can figure out a way to get around it when the time comes." She brushed her long bangs out of her face, sitting up a bit. Her gaze darted to the doorway of the barn, seeing the setting shadows of the sun over the treetops. "It's getting late." Sev murmured, looking back at Blane; currently, she had been more daring when it came to looking him in the eyes. Her own eyes sparkled like they were full of stars themselves. "Perhaps we should head off? My sister will be wondering where I've disappeared off to. I had promised her I'd be back before dinner at least." She kissed his forehead, smiling at him and taking his hand.His skin was pale in comparison to hers, and colder, but she didn't pay any attention to such trivial details. What he was made no difference to her anymore; he was Blane, and she loved him. Even with his differences.<br/><br/>((kind of in a bit of a hurry, have work to do, plus my brain is dead for ideas to continue Cydrao and Lucretia at the moment))