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where: his garage when: after the Halloween Party who: Elias Asistores and Cordelia Selwyn ( @cordelianselwyn​ )

Elias’ attempt to talk to Cordelia at the Masquerade party had been an utter failure. He managed to steal a kiss, sure, but in the end, he failed to do what he intended which was to confront Cordelia. About ignoring him after he fed on her. About her Dark Mark. About everything. Unfortunately, just as he was about to begin, a stranger joined them on the balcony. The overdue conversation was put off once more.

Days later, there was still no message from Cordelia. To take his mind off the matter, he spent his free time in his garage tinkering with stuff, letting days just pass by. When someone finally knocked on his door, Elias lazily looked up.  “Who is it?”

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where: Elias’ flat who: Elias Asistores and Cordelia Selwyn ( @cordelianselwyn​ )

Out of all the benefits of becoming a vampire, Elias thought that one of the more underrated ones was their inability to get cold. No matter what the temperature was, his body never felt the need to warm itself. Perhaps that’s just how it was being the undead. So even though the season was shifting into something colder, Elias doesn’t need to put on a shirt in his own place. Most of the time he only putsa a shirt on whenever he was expecting a visitor.

One exception was Cordelia. She was a tryst that became a past time, even after Elias learned that she had a family of her own. He knew he shouldn’t but he can’t just seem to turn away. Elias crossed his arms over his bare chest before leaning on the door frame as he watched her closely. “You’re not going to stay again, aren’t you?” He didn’t even know why he asked. She never stayed the night. Don’t get him wrong, Elias knew Cordelia has her reasons. She was a mother and a wife, for Merlin’s sake. She shouldn’t even be with him at all. And yet, Elias couldn’t control his selfish thoughts. He wanted more of Cordelia to himself. “Why don’t you just stay a little longer? Just stay until I start my shift.”