She caught the faintest hint of a smile in his voice and began blushing furiously. She couldn't shake the sudden feeling that he could read exactly what was going through her head. It was ridiculous to think that he could actually read her mind, but then again maybe not so very.
A couple of months ago she didn't think vampires existed outside of books about sparkly good looking guys with brooding hearts. She was past the point of being able to write things off as overly imaginative or flat-out lunacy.
Juri had no reason to believe that Marino couldn't read what she was thinking and the idea of it pissed her off and gave her goosebumps all over at the same time. Never in her life had her feelings for someone been so completely split down the middle.
There was one thing she knew for sure, and this would have been true had Marino been human instead of something else. She didn't care about being summoned. She didn't care for that experience at all.
