Aston could barely breathe. Her heart was jumping now, no longer beating. One hand moved down to rest around his own on her waist. She licked her lips, taking a long moment to regain herself enough to speak. "Only as much as you want me to know." She replied softly.

She turned her head slightly up to look at him.

Aston felt his grip tighten and she leaned back into him more, enjoying his touch. "I don't forget what you are, Joseph." She said, absently running a hand through her hair to expose the bite marks left on her neck. "Trust me."

She gripped his hips even as he stood behind her. "I don't want to know any more than you want me to know." She looked up at him with anxious, amber eyes.

Aston felt his mind tap hers ever so gently, and she closed her eyes. When she reopened them, they were on a roof top. She had not even noticed the whole walk pass, but had simply allowed herself to experience the individual sensations of being with him. She watched him , her jacket wrapped tight around her.

He came in front of her, speaking before taking her lips in a passionate kiss. She kissed back, with all she had until he pulled away, moving to the edge of the roof. "Joseph, what are you talking about?" She asked softly. "Shouldn't you be inside, or is that another myth blown to bits?"

The sun suddenly came up full force, forcing Aston to cup a hand over her eyes and protect them from the harsh rays. What she saw before her, she could not comprehend, she didn't want to comprehend.