Cade left her on the sofa and walked around the large condo, turning the lights down and closing the blinds, leaving them in half darkness, though they were both able to see everything in finite detail.  The walls were thick, not soundproof because that would be more than a little hard to explain, but still quieter than anywhere else she could have been at the moment.  Once he had finished his rounds he checked to make sure the door was unlocked before he approached her again.<br/><br/>“That should help some.  You will get used to the extra sensory images soon enough, but the next few days will seem somewhat overwhelming.  How are you feeling now?” he murmured, his voice quiet in the silent room as he squatted on the floor beside the couch, taking the opportunity to truly study her.<br/><br/>At least if his brother had to create a complication for them he had chosen a rather attractive one.  Of course that would probably simply cause more complications in the long run now that he stopped to think about it.  Women usually did, at least when they were more than simply food for a night.<br/><br/>“When you get hungry tell me, I have a few bags in the fridge in case of emergencies.  It won’t taste nearly as good of course, and you probably won’t like it from the bag, it always seems a bit… stale to me, but it will do for now.  We shouldn’t try hunting until you’re well and truly used to things, don’t want to kill someone on accident,” he trailed off as he heard the front door opened and turned his head to see the cat sprint into the apartment and head straight towards the couch.<br/>