*Rayne*

I sat on the plane, staring out the window at the passing scenery. I needed a plan... But that would have to wait until everything settled down. That's when it hit me... Germany. Germany was where my mother had been raped by my father. My vampire father. Which left me as a half human and half vampire being.

I wanted so badly to find and kill him. But I needed to wait until everything settled down. And I needed a plan of action, and the right materials. I was confident in my abilities, but I wanted to work out and strengthen myself. I had no idea what my father was like, or how strong even.

So I had to be ready. Ready for the big show down against that bastard of a man who was my father. After that, I was determined to find Todd and CJ. They were the only family I had left. And I wasn't about to lose them either.

"Hey."

I looked up and spotted some guy with long blonde hair standing above me. "Mind if I sit with you?" he asked, flashing me a smile. I shrugged, turning my attention away from him. "I'm Tal," he smiled, offering his hand to shake, but dropped it again when I made no move to respond, "I'm your brother, you could say, and over there is Gil."

I followed his gaze to another guy with even longer and slightly more dark hair. "I have two brothers," I said, "Their names are Todd and CJ."

Tal nodded slightly, but didn't say anything. I smirked and returned my attention out the window. "So," Tal said slowly, and I smirked to myself, enjoying the way I made him feel so insecure and nervous. He gave up and went to sit back with his brother.

I snickered to myself at his effortless attempt to talk to me. I knew I'd have to at least act like a sister to them, even though I really wasn't. Not by blood anyway. Just because I was their sister by law, didn't mean I'd have to share anything with them.

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*Tal*

"She's so mysterious," I told Gil quietly, "And she has an attitude... it's like, nothing can faze her or upset her. She's really uptight, as though she won't let anyone know a thing about her."

"Nice analysis," Gil laughed, "I think you're hot for her."

"Me?" I asked increduously, "Alright, I admit that she's pretty and all, but she's so... I don't know... closed off?"

Gil shrugged. "I don't know what to tell you Tal," he said, "Let's just try to make friends with her at first, and we'll see how we go from there."