She smiled a blissful smile and strolled over to him, wrapping arms about his waist and gazing adoringly up at the breathtakingly beautiful blonde. "I will do my absolute best to see that you won\'t, I
promise," she vowed loyally, and leaned up on her tippy toes to kiss him. She thought she might already be a little bit in love with him and she
knew she would do her best to make him the happiest vampire around.
~*~
A very short time (unbeknownst to him) after Hannah drove away in Ben\'s proffered car, Kerr pulled into his usual parking space at the Capital Building. He frowned at the empty park beside his, immediately concerned that the demon was gallivanting about in his beloved\'s car
and that the beast wasn\'t in the apartment. Yet there was still that sire/fledgling bond that told him Ben was nearby so... he was baffled. Warily, he locked his car and rode the elevator up, still wearing the scowl.
He\'d had a few nights to come to terms with things - again, it had felt like hideously familiar territory and he\'d done a bit of crying, a lot of lamenting and whole truckload of pondering the future. He\'d made the decision that he would go and see Sabrina the witch to see if she could help him out, but that he had to do a bit of housekeeping before then.
Even though he didn\'t want to be in the same apartment as the demon, he
also didn\'t really trust him to be on his own and had thought up a few good excuses for calling in to see that things were as they should be. For a start, he doubted that the parasite had any clue about how Ben used his credit card (and he\'d specifically dropped the amount of money in Ben\'s account so that the fucker couldn\'t spend at will once he was taught) to buy things, how the shutters in the apartment worked and that he shouldn\'t feed from the neighbours. Hell, Kerr wasn\'t even sure that the demon
was feeding properly and wanted to be sure that he wasn\'t killing every victim he drank from, causing Ben to be hauled before him at work imminently (and wouldn\'t
that be ironic?), or even just scaring the general populace with his ungainly vampirism.
Kerr also had a few more clothes he wanted to take out of the wardrobe but that was beside the point; the focus of this visit was checking up on NotBen and letting him know how he could be contacted in an emergency (ancient demons likely had no clue about telephones, let alone mobiles) and that he would always be around. Watching.
Deciding that it was his right, the Irishman therefore used his own key to let himself into the apartment, feeling the connection to Ben and knowing he was there but coming through the door and looking around anyway. "Hello?" he called, his greeting succinct and not carrying any of the trepidation he was actually feeling (considering how wrung out he was over this whole ordeal, feelings weren\'t something he was overly fond of right now, anyway).