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“You will come back,” he said confidently.
“Don’t do that,” Kristin remarked irritably.
“I was just speaking positively. I wasn’t attempting to read you.”
“Uh huh.” She paused for a moment to consider what he might be thinking or planning. “I’ll let you know something tomorrow.”
“Splendid. I look forward to hearing from you,” he closed the conversation then the line went silent.
Chayim was right. She needed to get back into things. She just wasn’t sure how to approach the starting line. She’d never dealt with that scene without Ben. It was Ben who’d introduced her to Chayim and his wife. Kristin had secretly found them intimidating, which may not have been much of a secret. That was, after all, kind of their thing, as leaders of their so called underworld, to keep others in check. Supposedly, they could read peoples ' minds, including other vampires’ minds, but she 'd never picked up on them tapping into her brain when they were nearby.
Maybe they 're just that good, she thought.
They 'd been around for centuries and had likely experienced many things she 'd never given thought to, so much history, so many events that have changed the world since their original time. She’d assumed they were extremely intelligent. She remembered how they seemed unusual, how they appeared somewhat antique, yet elegant and shiny. She felt a certain sadness about them though, as if she could see behind their eyes that they were tired.
The image of them in her head made her think about something

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