It was almost enviable. Werewolves could go unseen in the shadows, perhaps to degrees that vampires couldn’t, but vampires could blend into a crowd ...n ways the wolves never could. For werewolves, they were wolves deep down to the soul, but vampires were something else, something that still coexisted and thrived with humans, around humans, and on humans. According to Jessy, they held kinship with crows, rats, cockroaches, and other animals that thrived among humans. Werewolves did not.Eric. OK. I'll get them undone.' Suddenly her long slender fingers were lithe again and the other buttons were all unfastened in a jiffy. Now we were there. Her blouse was fully unbuttoned, missing a few thought, but it wasn't opened at all down the front. I could have opened it by blowing on it with my wind.Page 17. I probably could have parted it by farting on it too. Farting and parting, sort of had a ring and a smell to it. We just stood there,. He slowly skirted his hand up the calf of her crossed leg. “Would you like to join me for dinner?” Lindsay’s heart skipped a beat, her face growing hot. She caught a glimpse of Kams’ wedding ring, and cringed slightly. He followed her eyes and reached for the ring on his finger. “What about your wife?” He leaned back in his chair again pulling his hand off her leg. He twirled the ring around his finger and pulled it off. “I’m leaving her.” He said simply, before looking back at Lindsay. . Turning she saw Turner. He was just standing there, smiling. He had a belt in his hand. He slowly, almost solemnly locked the door. Grimly he looked at Cheryl. She was only half dressed and clearly terrified. God he loved this. ‘You bitch! You dumb fucking whore bitch. That was my supervisor. I promised him a good time. And what did you do? You puked your filthy guts outs out all over his suit.’ Cheryl backed away from the bed. She retreated to the farthest corner of the room. ‘Turner I’m.