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Sometimes, bar fights just didn't happen the way you wanted them to. As in, they were cut short before you got much more than a bruise and a cut on your cheekbone. Jag was pissed off as he stumbled away from the bar, holding a kleenex to his cheek. With his other hand, he was fishing his mobile out of his pocket. Who knew, maybe Coby would be in the mood for a little mutual pain tonight. Or even just a blowjob, Jag wasn't going to be picky.
He threw the kleenex in the gutter and scrolled through his contact list, but before he could find Coby, he found himself shoved up against a wall in the deserted street. By a woman. A really fucking strong woman, who licked his bleeding cheek before telling him, "You're delicious."
"And you've got weird kinks," he muttered, eyes flicking away from her and at the nervous-looking girl behind her.
"Are you sure you should be doing this?" the girl asked, switching from foot to foot. "The sheriff -"
"The sheriff isn't here," the woman cut her off, then grinned at Jag, baring bloody fangs.
Before he could think anything of it, pain lanced from his neck as she buried them there. "Fuck," he muttered, not exactly sounding as if he disliked getting his blood sucked out of him. Not as long as the pain of those fangs didn't go anywhere, anyway.
"Just, maybe don't kill him?"
The vampire pulled back from him with a roll of her eyes, still holding Jag against the wall. His neck was still hurting beautifully. "Of course I'm going to kill him. I'm tired of being on a leash. Do you want a drink, or not?"
Right, okay. Wonderful pain was one thing. Being drained dry, another. "No one's killing me," Jag muttered.
"Oh yeah?" The woman snorted. "The food thinks it's got a say in..."
She never finished her sentence, as Jag's fire washed over her. Jag expected it to hurt the fuck out of her, and make her back off. But apparently vampires were extremely flammable, because she caught on fire properly and was reduced to ashes within seconds.
"Fuck," Jag said again. He looked up at the girl vampire, who screamed and then ran off, faster than his eye could track. "Fuck," he repeated, and began to sag to the ground now that no one was holding him up against the wall.
He threw the kleenex in the gutter and scrolled through his contact list, but before he could find Coby, he found himself shoved up against a wall in the deserted street. By a woman. A really fucking strong woman, who licked his bleeding cheek before telling him, "You're delicious."
"And you've got weird kinks," he muttered, eyes flicking away from her and at the nervous-looking girl behind her.
"Are you sure you should be doing this?" the girl asked, switching from foot to foot. "The sheriff -"
"The sheriff isn't here," the woman cut her off, then grinned at Jag, baring bloody fangs.
Before he could think anything of it, pain lanced from his neck as she buried them there. "Fuck," he muttered, not exactly sounding as if he disliked getting his blood sucked out of him. Not as long as the pain of those fangs didn't go anywhere, anyway.
"Just, maybe don't kill him?"
The vampire pulled back from him with a roll of her eyes, still holding Jag against the wall. His neck was still hurting beautifully. "Of course I'm going to kill him. I'm tired of being on a leash. Do you want a drink, or not?"
Right, okay. Wonderful pain was one thing. Being drained dry, another. "No one's killing me," Jag muttered.
"Oh yeah?" The woman snorted. "The food thinks it's got a say in..."
She never finished her sentence, as Jag's fire washed over her. Jag expected it to hurt the fuck out of her, and make her back off. But apparently vampires were extremely flammable, because she caught on fire properly and was reduced to ashes within seconds.
"Fuck," Jag said again. He looked up at the girl vampire, who screamed and then ran off, faster than his eye could track. "Fuck," he repeated, and began to sag to the ground now that no one was holding him up against the wall.
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Drink still in hand, he held it casually just out of reach.
"Come on, come get your drink and sit down," he insisted, patting the chair.
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Val let him take a drink, then summoned up all the strength he had as he caught hold of Jag's wrist and attempted to pull him into the circle.
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His wrist(s) being gripped had always been a thing for him, and he nipped sharply at Val's lips. What if they'd broken up? They said the best sex was broken up sex.
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Pulling harder, he only let the kiss linger to try and throw the other man offbalance as he did his best to get him into the circle.
He wasn't sure he had enough strength to do much more.
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He didn't even notice that anything was different at first. He righted himself, frowning at Val, then only slowly lowered his gaze, finding that he couldn't meet his eyes as emotions pressed down on him. He sank into the chair, trying to get a handle on himself, and rubbed both hands over his face. Why did he suddenly feel this way? He'd been doing fine. He was fine. Well, apart from the neck injury.
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"I'm only doing this because I care about you. ...We care about you," he added softly, since Em was hopefully on her way. "So, I'm going to look at the wound on your neck, and then... I think I know how to reverse this curse, alright?"
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"The mirror, Jag," Val said, frowning at the man's sudden change in mood. "You looked in the mirror, remember? ...I asked you not to, but I suppose I can't blame you for being tempted. If I'd been well, I'd have collected it sooner..."
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Two words, spoken clearly and firmly as Val pulled out a vile of something clear and scented like mint.
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He was going to move, really. Go. In just a minute.
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"This may sting a bit."
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"It's alright," Val said softly, "The sting should fade soon."
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"I've hardly begun," Val assured him, even as he pulled the cloth away and took a step back. "Tonight's going to be quite long, I'm afraid."
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He really hoped Em got here soon.
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She sent up a quiet thanks to Val for leaving the door unlocked, and she followed the buzz of voices back to his office in time to hear Jag say he was going to sleep it off.
"Everything okay?" Em asked, her gaze going straight to Jag to see how badly he was hurt, while inwardly directing the question more toward Val. The "I found what you were looking for," that followed, on the other hand, was obviously to him.
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There was none of his usual hostility of the last few weeks in his voice, however.
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