She was glad when the needle was done moving her arm where it had to be for the blood testing. The nurse was trembling and even so he was being as meticulous and carful as he could be with her. She wondered if he had a contract with them as well or was forced into it by his superiors. It didn’t matter to her, she just hoped everything turned out the way it should. Well when she thought about it that was not exactly what she meant but it was close enough. O negative, not what she was expecting. Her father had said O positive but what did he know, he was almost as bad as her brother maybe worse.<br/><br/>The smell of her blood did nothing to her but she noticed a change in the beady eyed jerk. Warriors? What did that matter? She was going to open her mouth and ask when his words were interrupted by a growl. That voice, the voice that had helped her before. Her eyes followed Grendel as he moved feeling a slight delight in the treatment he was receiving because of all the stuff he put her through. The fact he’d even touched her annoyed her. Guys like that in the bar would have been dealt with pretty quickly but he’d said she’d have to be cordial with vampires that would act like that. Out of all of this she wondered if that would not be the hardest part, keeping her big mouth shut but she doubted it.<br/><br/>Sitting she heard the small conversation and smiled inside. She would not show her glee though she felt it. That one might not be so bad but as she knew, someone could wear many hats and act one way before changing into something else. His voice pulled her from her thoughts as she watched the nurse and lawyer practically run out when he agreed to the contract. Her heart pounded grateful yet still nervous. She did not know what type of vampire he was and she knew she would have to adjust herself accordingly.<br/><br/>Beckoned she stood and went to him stopping when she was told. Her mouth was shut as he spoke, hands involuntarily clenching into fists. So she would not get paid until after the year was up. No one had told her that or explained that in the sign up process. She was however surprised he had apologized to her, she was not expecting that but it did not help her immediate problem. Biting her lip on the side she started to wonder what she was going to do when he spoke up again. Her mouth would have dropped but she was not that type either. A smile touched her face in relief. She knew he did not have to do that considering her contract did not state any such thing and despite what the sales person had said he didn’t seem to have to show such charity.<br/><br/>The prices and numbers he threw out meant nothing to her. She was not the best at math but she could imagine the numbers were right, he did not seem to be lying to her. It was actually a better sounding deal than she’d heard and that was good. Her eyes were lowered in her thought process but at his words she looked up and did as she was asked. She let out a quick gasp but no screaming or loud noises left her lips when she was sat on his lap not quite expecting the speed. In a way she felt small compared to him though she would not let that get to her.<br/><br/>Taking the handkerchief she did as asked actually grateful to be able to do it. His question gave her pause but she nodded. “Where will I live?” She paused to let him answer. No one had told her just that she would have a nice place. “The contract said ‘on call 24 hours’ will I be given a pager that will notify me or will I have to be nearby at all times? Can I go out?” She had a few others but she wanted to get these ones out of the way first. There were vague answers she’d received when she’d first applied but now she was wondering if it did not depend on the vampire in question.