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and my heart jumped.
    He smiled, but it was haunted. "Gregory can drive you back. After that you need to stay away from me."
    My heart fell back in place. "Okay."
    The Viking vampire was silent as he took me to my dorm. Roane had sent me away. He didn't want to see me anymore. I knew the reason behind it, but it stung. A part of me, the little girl inside of me wanted to fall into his arms and live happily ever after. The rest of me knew better.
    "We're here," Gregory said as he put the car into park.
    As I was about to get out of the car, I reached over and grabbed his arm. Gregory didn't react. He made no movement, but I knew he was guarded against me. That's when I realized the sound of his little girl's laugh had been tickling my empathic abilities since I'd gotten in the car. I just hadn't noticed it till then.
    The laugh came from his unconscious and my empathic sense had reached for it. I met his gaze. "I will turn your daughter back. She can be yours again."
    Something shifted inside of him and he jerked his head in a nod. "Thank you."
    I nodded back and climbed out.
    "Davy," he called after me. I looked over my shoulder. "Please don't make a promise like that unless you are sure you can fulfill it."
    I remembered the last time I'd been in a car with him and spoke with honesty. "I have no doubt that no matter what Roane promises, there's going to be another war. I'll be at the center of it and I've got a hunch I'll meet your daughter. I will try one hundred percent to turn her human."
    He smiled, shaken.
    Then reality clicked with me. "Don't tell Roane I said any of that."
    He shook his head. "He'd advise me not to believe you. For some reason, I do."
    I wasn't sure how old Gregory was, but he looked old for a vampire. And when he smiled, I wondered when he had last smiled. His face looked cracked until the smile disappeared. Then all the cracks fell back in place and it was smooth again.
    "Okay." I waved goodbye before I headed back inside. When I got to my floor, I saw a girl standing outside my room with her nose pressed against the door.
    And I thought I was coming back into the world of normal. "Hey, what are you doing?"
    She turned with wide eyes. She was a petite girl with reddish hair that was separated into two braids. They hung over her shoulders and touched the suspenders of her blue jumpsuit.
    "Who are you?"
    "Um." She bit her lip and looked back at the door. Then she looked at me again. Panic filled her eyes and she bolted. A door slammed shut down the hallway almost as soon as I blinked.
    "I don't see that every day either." I took a deep breath and opened my door. The vision of Emily tangled in a ball of blankets on the floor greeted me. She snored happily and some drool trailed to the floor. I checked the clock and realized that I'd need to put another dose of sleeping pills in her juice.
    As I went to the bathroom to mix the concoction in the glass, I heard someone behind me.
    "What's wrong with her?"
    The weirdo stood in the bathroom doorway . She blocked me from the hallway."I can tell something's wrong with her. What is it?"
    I stared at her and then started giggling. When I couldn't stop, I realized something was making me laugh and I looked at her with tears in my eyes. "It's you. You're doing this to me."
    "Doing what?" She frowned.
    "You're tickling me! What are you? You're a werewolf!" It was their constant sniffing. They sniffed out everything in the air, even if they didn't know they were doing it. It was as natural to them as breathing.
    Her eyes bulged out. "I smell vampire on you, but you're not. What are you?"
    I bent over, giggling.
    "What can I do? This has never happened before.” She looked panicked as more giggles erupted from me.
    "It's because—" I couldn’t even talk.
    "Should I leave?"
    Still giggling, I nodded with tears running down my face. The door slammed shut and almost immediately the laughing fit lessened so I was able to stand upright. I breathed out and wiped the