His name means tender and savior in Italian. He seduced every girl from the 19th century until 2009.
One night he met a seductress in a bar and he knew he found his kindred spirit.
These are his thoughts on her.
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What can I say about Miss Lorelei Smit?
A femme fatale but with a sensitive and misunderstood nature.
These pass few days are making her realize that I'm not just some victim, DUH. One thing I learned since meeting her is that she DOES want someone. Not just some lover but a friend as well.
Well, until she realizes. She HAS found it.
"Damon? DAMON!"
She had arrived. I compelled the front door to closed silently behind her.
Now, it is time for my plan!
I started to play an old song of Celine Dion which I liked.
From the corner of the balcony I saw Lorelei listen to the song and her facial expression of realization.
Look at her, standing there wearing that beautiful and seductive black dress with a front zipper.
She didn't think I would see into her head? Know her plan?
She has no idea that I was on to her.
Such a beautiful woman but with a dangerous nature. She's going to realize that she wants me as I want her.
This next song can speak for me on that one!
She cannot deny how she feels now. She knows this is what she wants.
I make my presence known on the balcony.
"Good evening Damon."
"Good evening temptress."
Eventually, she'll catch on.
I descended down the balcony. My eyes never leaving hers.
I took her hand and kissed it. Just like in her dream.
"I knew that dress would suit you perfectly."
I escort her to the dinner table once again. Only this time I moved my hand down to her hips. I know she's wishing I could undress her right here and now.
"You know yesterday I think I saw a coquette painting in my brother's room."
"They're very extravagant birds." Hahaha. She thinks I'm talking about the birds.
"It was a flirtatious woman, being chased by her lover."
She's in disbelief.
"I think the painting was called the courting of the courtesan."
