She couldn't bring herself to look away from his eyes.  They, as well as his voice, were so familiar, as if from a distant dream.  But she had never met him, at least from what she could recall and yet...he spoke to her as if they had known each other an eternity.  He spoke as if speaking to a lover.  The question he asked, her instincts wanted to say yes, though her logic screamed something different.<br/><br/>He rapped upon the window once more and then left his hand to linger upon the window.  The energy he gave off...it was like nothing else she had felt before and yet it too, was familiar.  Where else had she felt that energy?  Her fingers tightened upon the hilt of her blade.  She opened her mouth to speak, but the sound of a knock upon her front door interrupted her.  Her eyes flicked to her bedroom door before swinging back to her window.<br/><br/>The man was gone.  Her eyes swept over her room before she rushed forward to look outside her window.  It was dark, but from what she could tell, the man wasn't there.  Had she hallucinated him?  She needed to get the hell out of here.  But there had been a knock on the door.  Who the hell could that have been?<br/><br/>Whoever they were, she would have to tell them to get lost.  She grabbed her duffle bag and quickly began to make her back out of her bedroom and towards the front door.  Her eyes made a quick sweep of the front room and kitchen, but nothing was to be found.  Right before she reached the front door however, her senses alerted her that her visitor was a vampire.  She cursed under her breath.  Did they find it funny?  To simply knock on her door?<br/><br/>She turned quickly on her heel and made her way back to the bedroom.  Her eyes found the window that led to the fire escape.  It would have to do.  She rushed foward and peered outside one more time before opening up the window and climbing out unto the fire escape.  Where would she go this time?  She had no clue, but the faster she was out of this city, the faster she could try and put Ellon behind her.