Snippet #1784004

"Well he was very calm," Annabelle showed up on the edge of Dexenia's desk, her legs crossed and an apple pressed to her lush pink lips. She took a small bite and glanced over at the vampire with teasing eyes. "Seems the woods has spit out a prize, but without memory we can not figure out where he came form or what he has done in there." She leaned back, the length of her body taking up most of the desk before smiling at her long friend. "I don't think he is dangerous at all though, sending the Alpha of the wolves to watch over him is a little much... don't you think?" Anna took another bite of the red apple and slowly chewed the flavor in her mouth.

Back at the hotel, Xavier was staring to finish his shower. He felt much better now with the mud and some dried blood off his body and out of his matted hair. He ran his hand through the now freshly wet hair and took in a deep breath of steamy air. Then he opened the shower curtain, put the towel over his head and glanced at the almost fogged up mirror. His eyes widened a bit, and he wondered where all the wounds had come from on his body. His large hands traced over each individual scar, some minor but others looked life threatening. He leaned against the sink trying to jog his memory of the woods, but all that came to him was the moment he woke and stumbled into town.

"I'm gonna be no help to them," he mumbled to himself. Knowing that he wanted to help them with the missing woman, but it had not escaped him that he could have been the reason the woman went missing in the woods to begin with, though he doubted it was true. Xavier then dried himself off, moving through the bathroom with ease and into a new pair of clothes that he had luckily found left behind in one of the drawers. It was not quite his sized, but it would work for the time being, until he could find a quick job and buy his own clothing sometime in the next few days.

He moved around the sleeping area, find the remote to the television and clicked through the channels as best he could. It almost took him half an hour to figure out how to work the damn thing, considering he had no memory of them either. He honestly wanted to return to the woods than stay where he was, he felt like something out there belonged to him more than this town did. Taking in a deep breath he stepped out of the room, deciding to locate some shops so that he would not be too lost by morning.