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slayers_desire) wrote2010-10-03 09:02 am
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darkness comes when she sleeps ((Smallville))
Returning to her apartment after hanging out with Kairos, April found another white rose at her doorstep. The gifts continued to be a pleasant discovery. Especially since the young woman was still under the perception that they were gifts from her boyfriend.
The vase in the kitchen was getting too small now that she had three roses. So she found a slightly bigger vase and moved the flowers into her bedroom. And took a moment to appreciate their smell, before turning in for the night.
Three hours later, April woke with a start. Her eyes glowed red, as she searched around the apartment for something that wasn't there. A frustrated growl crossed her lips. The vampire had been awakened. And it had several desires to fulfill.
Getting out of bed, she dressed and grabbed her PINpoint. There was one place where April would find what she desired right now. Smallville. And with a press of a button, she had teleported to the small Kansas town. No one had seen the portal appear, as she had been smart enough to ensure that it had been in an out of way location.
Entering Smallville, April noted that time was slightly different. It had been quite late at night at her apartment, but here the sun was just setting. The revelation gave the vampire a smile, after all it meant more night to play with. She heard music from a close by coffee shop, and turning moved down the street and entered The Talon.
The vase in the kitchen was getting too small now that she had three roses. So she found a slightly bigger vase and moved the flowers into her bedroom. And took a moment to appreciate their smell, before turning in for the night.
Three hours later, April woke with a start. Her eyes glowed red, as she searched around the apartment for something that wasn't there. A frustrated growl crossed her lips. The vampire had been awakened. And it had several desires to fulfill.
Getting out of bed, she dressed and grabbed her PINpoint. There was one place where April would find what she desired right now. Smallville. And with a press of a button, she had teleported to the small Kansas town. No one had seen the portal appear, as she had been smart enough to ensure that it had been in an out of way location.
Entering Smallville, April noted that time was slightly different. It had been quite late at night at her apartment, but here the sun was just setting. The revelation gave the vampire a smile, after all it meant more night to play with. She heard music from a close by coffee shop, and turning moved down the street and entered The Talon.
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She hears the distinctive jingle of the door opening, and turns to greet the newcomer with a smile. Which falters ever so slightly when she sees April. "Hi, welcome to the Talon."
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"Hello." She gave a warm smile. The kind her human side was famous for.
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"Just looking around for a friend. This is a nice place." April's target was not here. It was disappointing.
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"Well, if you tell me who you're looking for, I may be able to point you in the right direction," she offers.
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Lana assumes that she's already checked the Kent farm, or that she's not Clark's girlfriend after all and doesn't know where he lives. "Clark can be difficult to pin down," she says apologetically. "He has a habit of turning up everywhere." She also suspects that he may be spending some time down in the cemetery, and even though she still doesn't like Alicia, she doesn't know if she has the right to disturb his mourning by sending a strange woman to interrupt.
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"I am April." She introduces herself.
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"I'm Lana. Lana Lang."
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"From Clark?" Maybe she is Clark's out-of-town girlfriend after all.
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"Oh, so you've met the Kents?" Lana is curious as to what, exactly, they have been saying about her. Not that it would ever be anything bad, of course, but Lana can be a little bit of a gossip herself sometimes.
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"Clark brought me over to the farm for supper." If that wasn't acknowledgement that April was the out-of-town girlfriend, nothing would be. "They said very nice things about you. Martha especially."
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"You'll probably get that a lot from people around here," she says with a gentle smile. "Everybody knows everybody else's business, especially when strangers come to town."
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