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Lenore nodded a little to herself, pouring the red wine into the clear, glittery glasses. Of course Adam would want half a glass. She was sure that he didn't like the feeling of having to choke down alcohol or food. Lenore wasn't particularly fond of the feeling either, but she was willing to put up with that discomfort if only to remind herself that she was still a little human somewhere in her. Eating a little food and drinking a little reminded her that she could still function as a human, even though she certainly wasn't a full one. Lenore smiled faintly as she put the wine back on a shelf. The alcohol Adam was probably drinking was probably water. How could she have fallen for that? Lenore played with her fringe, standing there as she laughed to herself a little.

Turning back around, Lenore grabbed the two glasses and walked to the couches. She handed one to Adam. "I'll take the compliment." Lenore put her own glass down on the coffee table and the proceeded to fiddle with the dvd player, putting on one of the two movies into the thing before figuring out how to play it. The television made a small noise and turned on. Lenore grabbed a remote and hopped onto the couch besides Adam, cradling her glass with her hand. "I've been to the college apartments. I was scared I would get some loud neighbors, so I took this apartment closer to town. My neighbors are relatively quiet. One of them is overseas quite a lot and the other tends to go out a lot at night." Lenore sipped her wine. As a human, she would've enjoyed it. It went down her throat burning with a bitter taste. Lenore guessed she could only go a couple more sips before it started to taste worse. The movie started to play its before-movie ads, creating a noise to the background.

Lenore laughed a little at Adam's story about his neighbors. "I wouldn't have put up with it for so long. I would've given both a good scare," she murmured, glancing to the flashing screen. With her newfound abilities, she wasn't scared of dying as much as she did when she was human. She was stronger and keener than them. Her transformation definitely gave her a lot of confidence; she figured a little commotion wouldn't be much of a problem for her.
"I chose Hunger Games. I've heard a lot about it but haven't gotten around to watch it, even though I watch a lot of movies. I'm busy, but I seem to have enough free time to watch them." Lenore sunk into the couch, watching the movie mindlessly. After a moment, she started up again to fill the weird silence that had settled. "So what were you doing these past few days?"

Lenore smiled, looking down at the pool of dark reddish-purplish liquid in her glass. "I'd probably threaten them with having family in the mafia or yakuza. Something crazy, so they wouldn't think twice with messing with me," she joked, being playfully tough so Adam wouldn't think much of it. In reality, she probably would've just punched the wall or broke some furniture if she were to threaten anyone. She probably wouldn't hurt anyone; she already felt guilty for using them as meals.

Lenore liked listening to Adam's daily life. It convinced her that Adam still had a human side. "I've read Hamlet. My feelings on it were partial," she said. Shakespeare wasn't all too interesting, but that was mainly because she didn't grow up loving to read. It wasn't until she was older did she pick up the hobby of reading. "Do you really laugh at Shakespearian comedies?" Lenore asked skeptically.

Lenore tugged on a piece of hair that had fallen from her bun, tilting her head towards Adam. "I was kidding. I don't think they would be scared of someone like me." She gave a smile, sipping her wine again. She was, after all, a weak human in Adam's eyes. The movie added noise to the background, but Lenore had to admit she wasn't all that interested in the movie compared to her interest in Adam. "Old english is hard for me to read. It's too complicated. It's like playing Nancarrow on the piano. But I guess one man's noise is another man's music," Lenore supposed, leaning over to place her glass on the table in front of them.

Lenore looked at him as he spoke before turning her head to look at the television. A deep conversation had ensued between what she supposed was the main character and some other minor character. Though her attention was lacking, despite her attempt to look at least semi-interested. "The movie," she commented, waiting a second more as her eyes lingered on the screen. "I can see its appeal, but I don't find the girl relatable at all," she said, even though she didn't pay much attention to the movie. "I would want a main character to relate to myself, I find that much more interesting, personal and emotional. But then again, I don't think I relate myself much with female leads, but rather male ones. I don't see myself really feminine."

Lenore watched the movie as Katniss seemed to run through what looked like a forest. She smiled as she did, especially at Adam's comment about having secrets herself. Of course she did, as did everyone else. Although, she didn't know that he knew something of her that she didn't know. And because he knew of the drugs in her purse, he probably thought of her as a rapist or a black market dealer or something. Little did he know, she used it for other purposes. Lenore didn't think she could even use drugs on him; they would probably be ineffective. Lenore didn't have a chance to try the effects of drugs on herself to see if they worked on vampires.

After a pause, she leaned forward, taking her glass from the table and sipping it. She glanced to Adam, who had seemingly only took one sip from his glass. "What kind of movies do you like then? Characters?" She asked. "Do you have a favorite?"