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He'll have you later 'cause it's never free
Who: Holly and Lee
Where: Holly’s house
When: Afternoon
Holly had been mulling over the whole idea of drinking vampire blood to heal faster for days now. It was quite evident that she couldn't bear to be immobile for much longer, not for herself nor for her father, pets and boyfriend who needed her. Her father, especially - he couldn't be without her right now, and Holly did not think he had the three months she needed off her feet. It just wasn't an option. Not one to be overly swayed by 'fate' or 'destiny', she did have to admit that meeting a nice vampire just days after the accident - and having that same vampire suggest the very thing she was now contemplating - sounded more and more like it was meant to be. Hen Wen had warned her that this sounded too much like a deal with the devil, and part of Holly couldn't help but agree to some extent; however, rationally speaking, Leland did not sound or look like a devil and Holly preferred to look at the arrangement as more of a business deal than any other type of deal. A deal she had to make for the sake of others more than herself. She would lay out her terms clearly, he would lay down his, and they would come to an agreement that would benefit them both equally.
The day finally came when Holly made the call to Leland, and they settled on meeting at her house. Her father was out, having gone fishing with some friends, and she had the place all to herself; an ideal setup for something like this. She had told Hen Wen to go wait it out with the other pets in the backyard, and sat on her wheelchair right by the door, waiting nervously for the doorbell to ring.
Where: Holly’s house
When: Afternoon
Holly had been mulling over the whole idea of drinking vampire blood to heal faster for days now. It was quite evident that she couldn't bear to be immobile for much longer, not for herself nor for her father, pets and boyfriend who needed her. Her father, especially - he couldn't be without her right now, and Holly did not think he had the three months she needed off her feet. It just wasn't an option. Not one to be overly swayed by 'fate' or 'destiny', she did have to admit that meeting a nice vampire just days after the accident - and having that same vampire suggest the very thing she was now contemplating - sounded more and more like it was meant to be. Hen Wen had warned her that this sounded too much like a deal with the devil, and part of Holly couldn't help but agree to some extent; however, rationally speaking, Leland did not sound or look like a devil and Holly preferred to look at the arrangement as more of a business deal than any other type of deal. A deal she had to make for the sake of others more than herself. She would lay out her terms clearly, he would lay down his, and they would come to an agreement that would benefit them both equally.
The day finally came when Holly made the call to Leland, and they settled on meeting at her house. Her father was out, having gone fishing with some friends, and she had the place all to herself; an ideal setup for something like this. She had told Hen Wen to go wait it out with the other pets in the backyard, and sat on her wheelchair right by the door, waiting nervously for the doorbell to ring.