With a pounding heart and my voice wavering, I toldher that I was sorry but I couldn't go through with a relationship withher. With a terse "OK then',...she ended the call and I spent the rest ofthe day feeling rotten for what I'd done.Monday at work was awkward and there was a sadness about her that I'dnever seen before. I wanted to think that she was the self-absorbedtype that couldn't cope with rejection but I knew in my heart that shejust wasn't that type of person. She left the company. I carefully moved to the brightness and peered through. I could see that the bedroom door was now open, and I felt it was a safe assumption that the blonde had left the room. With the bedroom door open though, and not knowing where either of the girls were, making a move for the window would have been a risky action. I turned around to pace, as I thought about what I should do next, when I noticed a pin prick of light piercing the darkness from behind the dresses. I hadn't noticed it before,. “You’re alright”. He shrugged.She walked off to find Amy, walking carefully through the crowd with the two beers to add to the bottle of wine they’d shared before coming out. She got to the spot where they’d been stood but couldn’t see Amy anywhere. She took her phone out of her bag to see a text from Amy“Met the singer from the support, gone to their dressing room!! See you tomoz” She was pissed off with Amy for leaving her alone so stood and drank her beer whilst people watching. Before she. Moonlight played across Lysas’ patrician features, even as the gash across her brow absorbed itself back to pale, uncorrupted skin. She stood slowly from the deep chair she had been resting in, and approached the impudent young mortal with a slow, elegant menace. Leah cowerd away as Lysa approached, drawing her knees up to her chest and hugging them protectively against her body. Lysa smiled down at her, amusement dancing in those eternal eyes. She could hear the young womans pulse racing,.