“Sorry to ruin dinner,” Kane growled as he jerked a soulless off the girl he was munching on and shook him violently. “But this isn’t McDonald's and she’s not a happy meal.” He sighed realizing he’d already broken the damned thing's neck before the lecture started. “Never mind, you wouldn’t have listened anyway.” He opened the top of one of the hollow coffin benches and shoved the vampire into it then smiled at the irony when he slammed it closed. The club employees would find it in a few days.
When the fire alarm went off, he stood up hoping to see everyone running toward the doors. Well, it had gotten some of the humans headed in the right direction. The rest of them were too out of their minds to even pay attention. As he scanned the crowd his gaze stopped on an older, heavyset man who
