Two People. One secret.(Closed.)

I started to look it over.

(Can you tell me more about the place.)

(Uh sure, sorry if this reply takes time)

We were sitting at a round table with a tablecloth, with the setting of something out of the 1700s restaurant. The tables all had candlebras instead of electric lights tk help ease the eye strain. In the far right was a stage that wasn't very high up and a small band played. In front of the stage was a group of dancers. They were all doing different sorts of ballroom dancing, many from several different time periods. Aside from that, the walls were also decorated with Victorian style wallpaper and the floors followed the same color scheme and style.

(Sorry hope its good enough, all decor follows the Victorian style and is low light with the candles.)

This place was really interesting. I had loved that he brought me here as our first time out. And that there were other vampires. I smiled at him.

"So what is your favorite thing here?"

"It isn't really just one thing. I grew up and had a life in the time period of this place, so seeing it makes me feel comfortable and at home. I had a lot of good friends back then, and I get to remember them the best when I'm here. This place wasn't always for vampires, it use to take humans too, but I bought it before it could change. It is the only place my friends and I visited that still remains the way it was when I was human," I said.

I was amazed that he was the owner of this place.

"So how long has this place belonged to you?"

"About 200 or so years, but I don't like to advertise everything I do with my money. That and this place is a secret, only for those who can appreciate the time period and what we have. Everything is authentic so you have to be willing to wait for your meal because I made sure everything is like it was, even kitchen utensils and the foods we had, if anyone is interested," I said.

I smiled. "That is really cool. I have missed things from all those years ago."

I nodded, "I come here when it feels a little hard to think about."

"I can see why. Its nice. Comfy. And puts you back in the mood of home."

I nodded, "that's how it works."

I smile. "So aside from food. What else did you have in mind?"

"We can dance if you like," I replied.

I smiled. "I would love too."

I took her hand and lead her to the dance floor. When we got there I took her hand and bowed, "may I have this dance?" I asked it formally because I knew she would like it, and it felt right.