Dominik pulled Kayden into his lap, stealing her attention happily.
“Yes. Somewhere disposable. We’re breaking everything we do it on.” His silky voice purring. The mans wild blackish-brown eyes moving around the party. While she introduced him, the man indulged as everyone bathed him in their curiosity on his place in her life. Once she explained, he kissed the woman back, grinning ear to ear.
“Of course we can my fiery wolf.”
Eli’s head tilted while she ranted, his soulless eyes staring unyieldingly down at her.
“I never asked for the first fucking kid Reyn, but I stuck with you, even when it could have been another mans. Did I question it? No. For Fuck sake, if you hadn’t wanted the first one we could have done something.” His chilling voice snapped back. “I’ve offered to relieve you for days over the years and you’ve refused to allow me to do so. I’ve taken you around the world without so much as a question and taken up the extra work to support not just
you but everyone else. Have I gone without my needs as well? Yes. Have I stopped sleeping around on the jobs?
Yes. Because I’m aware of your needs and your wants. Even while I’m out working.” He could feel the anger build up within his muscles, shake his already balled up hands and even feel the heaviness of the air. “You’re not the only selfless being here Reyn. Stop acting like it. Out of a millennia I’ve done everything you’ve asked, offered to help and to do what I could to ease things on you, and how do you repay me? By fucking my
brother.” His words rang out, his voice stirring the darkness yet again before she stormed out. She had had a point over his brothers words, but the fury inside of him had no words for what he had said and had simply done away with the man the best he simply could. He took a minute and moved out of the resort, leaving the fine jewelry in the doorway and moving towards the inn.
People stared as he walked, unable to rid himself of the demonic fury that gripped him while he made his way to the inn. While the inn keeper had been more then easy enough to squeeze information through, the Halfling made his way to the club only to find out something he’d been beyond unhappy to deal with. This day couldn’t be any worse in reality.
Moving towards the main gate, Eli’s arms crossed as he stood waiting. That hadn’t been long lived though, the crowd wandering up.
“Did we have fun?” His blackened voice asked without so much as a fraction of warmth.