ep up with Cato. She had no idea where Dori was, which was surpris

he crowd never stopped moving. Brienna didn't even know if he was in there. He could be off to th

k. Cheers rang out when the lights went back on as the next song started. Weaving through the crowd, Brienna finally caught up to Cato, but t

at lay beyond the arch was not for everyone, but somehow

ight and stature. Brienna mindlessly wondered if he was a werewolf t

me. Her gaze went beyond the bouncer to the long wall that was nothing but smoky black gl

with a woman sitting on it. She swung back and forth in her glittery outfit, sometimes hanging from her knees, s

th mirrors. It was like an odd view of people da

turned to see that Cato had shifted aside to let a

Brienna quickly followed, giving the bouncer an une

e wall of glass, but it was reasonably quiet. Enough that Brienna could hear the whispered words of those that she walked p

e t

at her, glancing at the

Don't dawdle, or

eached the end of the room, Brienna frowned until she saw an alcove that hid another area. They went

s. It could lead to a world of trouble, and she was just inches from so many possibilities. She looked at a notice board,

wanted to know if it was just the workers or did humans brave this world. Where

hat she asked when Brienna fi

e's D

nd of the corridor. Brienna looked back and realised that the w

o watch me? All the

delicious." Cato return

u not b

u not b

ing door. Rich red walls that looked as if they were marbled with black lines. Every so often, a black pillar intersected the space. Hi

med too small for her. At the end of the short corridor was another guard. He stood over a door that was pai

hing up with someone. You and your

e th

ne was glossy like the gold d

t going?" he asked a

ato wordlessly told Brien

y, breaking them in. Would

softly, ba

emember

oor and gesture

e a

lounge. Brienna sat on the same lounge as him, fearing

room with a dark ambience. On the table beside her seat was a stack of magazines. She flicked through them, seeing a variet

urning back to Cato, she wondere

he o

ho

aid something ab

the wrong side of town a few months ago. Rival vamps took offence to it and p

d through the

" Cato

me, but it was not a dea