Snippet #1959019

Chinatsu was tempted to roll her eyes as the boy seemed to be absent and lost in his own world. He needed a decent bath and probably some food. He looked so scrawny. Probably had been having his meals interrupted by the police.
Wait. That’s a bad thing.
She scowled, brow furrowing deeply in disgust at her helpful attitude. ".... I don't need letting out," The boy responded quietly. Chinatsu felt her lips begin to curl up to show her fangs and she flinched upon the realization. She had forgotten how it felt to be around another of her kind. She could call the feeling almost primal and she would have accepted the feeling if not for having Lana, a human, standing behind her. She glanced over her shoulder at Lana who had turned pale and seemed to be struggling to hold her straight posture. The woman was going to need a martini after this. Chinatsu turned her attention back to the boy as he moved to stand. Perhaps he had understood her, since she hadn’t been asking him to come with her. She had told him too; she was always the CEO. ".... Where are we going?"
“Home.” Chinatsu snapped but raised her hand, palm out, as if to steady her mind. “We are going to my home.” She lowered her hand upon speaking with her softer tone.
“Your bringing ’em home?” Lana cut in worriedly. “I don’t think that would be wise.”
Chinatsu didn’t turn to look at her but her intent was recognized. “I didn’t ask your opinions Lana.” She spoke intensely without raising her voice. Lana ducked her head and took a step back.
“Yes ma’am.” Lana responded softly as if trying to earn back Chinatsu’s favor.
Chinatsu strode over to the boy and looked him in the eye, however fairly emotionless it was. “I’m Chinatsu Tomiko. Not so much of a pleasure to meet you.” She didn’t extend a hand to him figuring he wouldn’t take it anyways ands headed towards the door, motioning Lana to move ahead of her. “Lana. Stay in front of me and make sure you get home safely. Your family is waiting. Thank you for the help.” Lana smiled although is looked a bit stressed at the edges.
“No problem Miss Chinatsu. It was…” The woman paused. “, Interesting tonight.” Lana waved and hurried towards the exit as if thrilled to be free. Chinatsu watched her go, standing in the hall now.
“Let’s go.” Chinatsu murmured after a few seconds. She exhaled gently, resisting a yawn in its place. It had been a long day and even she liked to sleep when she could. She gestured for him to follow and started towards the back of the station. She wasn't going to take him out the front way because of the receptionist. They would slip out and head home in a taxi. Chinatsu pulled out her cell and speed-dialed a taxi and quickly ordered one to the location. She reached the back door and glanced back. "I have three rules. Stay in sight and don't act reckless. Also, warn me if you’re hungry." With that she opened the door and moved out onto the sidewalk in front of the station hoping he had understood.