At least his words weren't cold Elijah kept thinking. They could have been much worse. The vampire was certain that Cain was going to completely dispel Elijah of any notion that there could be anything going on between them beyond what Klaus compelled the immortal to do, and Elijah would have gone back to doing his best to stay away, but after what had happened this afternoon it would have done something to Elijah, taken some small piece and thrown it out with all the other dead corpses Klaus had already killed.
Sipping slowly at his drink, Elijah listened while Cain made his conclusions. He was surprised that his sister knew who Cain truly was. He didn't even know that his sister had met the man. He should have figured Rebekah being around Marcel so much lately would be around Klaus more as well. It only went to follow that she would have seen Cain more as well.
Looking now at the man who had been completely dead only this afternoon, Elijah wasn't surprised, but glad to find that he had back all his color and his energy. He looked like a new man, like the man that he'd taken and bedded that day weeks back. The one that had shaken him and made him realize that his garden grew beyond the simple flowers that he'd been looking so steadily at. Now that he was immortal as well, he became even more interesting. There was something about being with another person who would never die on him.
Finally, Cain finished on a question, and Elijah smiled for a second before turning serious. Still the immortal thought that Elijah might be changing his mind about the other man, like something he could do, or could have done would make the original feel any different. If anything, Elijah felt stronger now than ever. "No, I don't take back a single word I said. I want to know you." He felt like he was somehow meant to know Cain, but that sounded a lot crazier when he said it, so he kept his lips silent.
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Sipping slowly at his drink, Elijah listened while Cain made his conclusions. He was surprised that his sister knew who Cain truly was. He didn't even know that his sister had met the man. He should have figured Rebekah being around Marcel so much lately would be around Klaus more as well. It only went to follow that she would have seen Cain more as well.
Looking now at the man who had been completely dead only this afternoon, Elijah wasn't surprised, but glad to find that he had back all his color and his energy. He looked like a new man, like the man that he'd taken and bedded that day weeks back. The one that had shaken him and made him realize that his garden grew beyond the simple flowers that he'd been looking so steadily at. Now that he was immortal as well, he became even more interesting. There was something about being with another person who would never die on him.
Finally, Cain finished on a question, and Elijah smiled for a second before turning serious. Still the immortal thought that Elijah might be changing his mind about the other man, like something he could do, or could have done would make the original feel any different. If anything, Elijah felt stronger now than ever. "No, I don't take back a single word I said. I want to know you." He felt like he was somehow meant to know Cain, but that sounded a lot crazier when he said it, so he kept his lips silent.