In Need of a Holiday

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He looked at me once to make sure that I was serious before he twisted me around in his arms so that I was cradled against his chest. Instead of walking down into the garage like he normally did, he enacted his gift and teleported us into the garage.  He placed me in The Mercedes AMG, making sure that I was comfortable in my seat before getting in on his side. We tore out of the garage, flying through the small back streets that Voltura housed. 

“Do you want to fly or drive?” He asked me after a little bit.

“I think I like driving more.” 

“Good, because I really don’t feel like sitting in a metal contraption with a bunch of humans for an hour.”

We both laughed. No, that did not sound like fun.

Weaving through the back roads of Italy and France, we made good time, arriving at the lake house that evening. The lake house was located on a medium sized privet lake in southern France. There were small hills surrounding the area and watching the sun come up was one of the most beautiful sights, Corin had told me. 

The outside of the house was beautifully landscaped, a large lawn with small bushes sprinkled in closer to the house.  On the left side of the house there was a wall done in the same stone as the house and the gate door was pained the same color as the shutters. In front of the gate was a pebbled area with a small table and chairs surrounded by small potted plants and shrubs. 

The house its self was small than the home in Italy, but it was larger than the Cullen’s home in Washington. The outside was covered in a mismatched limestone and a terracotta roof; little windows with shutters painted in a cool gray.  

The inside was cut into small rooms all painted a color similar to that of the shutters and exposed wooden beams ran across all of the ceilings. The furniture was all covered in white linen and most of the wooden furniture was dark. The kitchen had a long wooden table with a bench instead of an island and there was a small breakfast table in front of a pair of French doors. The appliances were all in a stainless steel and the counter tops dark granite.  

My room faced the back yard with three French doors leading out to the courtyard and the pool. The bed was cast iron, a swirl pattern was made at each corner and white linen was gathered at each corner so that you could close the bed off for more privacy.  A sofa was in front of the bed facing a dark wood wardrobe which housed a television. There was a large bathroom done mostly in white Italian marble off of the bed room and then a large closet off of that. 

I had gone up into my bedroom to take a shower and then go explore the rest of the grounds. I had shut off the water and rapped myself in one of the large fluffy towels when I heard Corin call for me. 

“Mercy. I’m going to Carrefour. Do you want to come with me?” he called.

“Yeah just let me get some clothes on and I’ll be right down. Did you bring contacts?” I yelled back, while looking in the closet for some clean clothes that someone in the guard had left here. 

“No Aro told me not to worry about it; he said that you would just change it for me.” He yelled. I could hear his foots steps coming up the stairs. 

“I’ll fix it. You can just wait on the couch, and I’ll be out in a minute.” 

A vampire that was brought to us for exposing humans to vampires had been acting as a plastic surgeon in Chile. He would put the patients under and then use his gift to change the appearances. The only issue was that occasionally his gift would wear out if the patient didn’t comeback for their bimonthly checkups. When this happened he would make them his next victim. Eventually he got sloppy. The authorities caught on causing a man hunt, one that I ended, but not before I learned his gift.

I came out of my bathroom wearing a pair of dark wash jeans, and a three quarter length boat neck striped shirt. Corin was sporting a dark green button down and dark pants; his hair was teased up but still a bit wet. He must have also taken a shower. 

“Come here.” I told him, “What color do you want?”

“Normal gray is fine.”

“Ok. Now close your eyes.” 

His eyelids gently fluttered shut. I placed my hand over his closed eyes. A warming sensation seemed to come out of   my hand I thought about Corin with gray eyes. Slowly the warm feeling slowed and then stopped. I removed my hand from Corin’s face. He slowly opened his eyes; when he did a pair of steel gray eyes stared back at me longingly. 

“There we go. All finished.” I told him walking away from his intense gaze. 

“Are you ready to leave?”

“Yeah lets go.”

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