And Then There Were Four (Lilith Carrie)

Chapter 0318

seemed to maintain everything, at least from what I had seen so far.

As the giggle escaped her, we made our way towards a small bar area in the far back right corner of the hall where a pretty brunette with golden eyes stood handing out cups of drinks to students in line. The entire place seemed like an upscale resort with the way staff "What can I get you ladies today?" The brunette woman said with a razor sharp smile. Her fanged teeth caught me off guard as my eyes widened in surprise by the sight of them. I hadn't meant to stare, but when she frowned at me I quickly realized I was. "I'm sorry... I just-I'll take a coffee with cream, no sugar, please."

The woman's smile was shy, but she gave me a knowing look which had nothing but amusement dancing within her eyes. "It's okay. You must be Cassie, the new girl."

Surprised she knew who I was, I nodded slowly, and glanced at Trixie who shrugged her shoulders. "I am." As she handed my coffee I continued down the line with Trixie towards where the spread of food sat upon platters. Heaps of meat, fruit, and breads. Enjoy food to feed an army, but instead simply feed a bunch of shifters. "Cassie, you're awfully quiet for someone who wouldn't stop talking yesterday."

Glancing up at Trixie once more, I sighed, shrugging my shoulders. "It's not that I mean to be quiet, I'm just taking all of this in... It's a little "

"Overwhelming?" she replied finishing my sentence.

we turned and made our way towards an empty table. I didn't want to seem awkward, but shit...

for a moment before we both turned and took in the overly prideful figure

seem to expect my outburst but frankly+didn't care. I had only just

giving me

with a grin. "Well, Cassie, I'm Ambrozia but everyone calls me Zia. If you ever need anything don't hesitate

than obvious

if there was one thing I hated more than being stared at-was fake ass

I replied, trying to tame the disgust brewing at the bottom of my

placing her hands on her hips.

with a smile before crossing my arms over my chest. She wasn't wrong. It was rude, but