It's war [millvina, evan, minerva]

Minerva let out one more exasperating sigh letting the rest of her anger fume out. The elevated emotions in the room could certainly take their toll on a girl, even if she was half vampire. She took a deep breath, and calmed herself fully. She looked at Millvina, her eyes pleading for forgiveness. She knew that she had hit a sore spot for her too, but it was the only way to get semi-through to Evan as well. She mouthed a small ‘sorry’ to her before Cayden came into the picture.

He pulled her away from Evan before she could get hurt. She gulped, Cayden felt calm but surely this wouldn’t be a nice say after what she just did, not that anyone would here it. ‘Sorry to spazz, I wasn’t trying to make anything worse, but he needed to hear that, although I don’t think he did though that hard head of his.’ she pouted. ’Cayden.. Um I kind of avoided telling you this, but they’re coming out soon.’ she bit her lip warily referring to Mill‘s hybrid babies. ’She won’t know, but I have to stay with her, but I also have to go keep Evan busy so you can talk to Aro, what do you want me to do?’ she asked him pleadingly. ”Calm down Minerva. I need you to watch Mill-” he was cut off by Millvina finally getting her voice back.

Minerva smirked a little at Millvina’s spew of words. Seems she wasn’t the only one with a little overly-built up anger in her. Her eyes softened as she took her hand lightly. ”Don’t get yourself killed for me.” she said quietly. Minerva felt a smile curling up on her lips, “Oh Millvina.” she sighed. “Don’t you see? We’re all thinking of you, just from different points of view, and that’s why everything is so conflicting.” she said softly. “We all have to agree on something.” she said with a little more voice, now speaking to Cayden and Evan as well. “Or all of this is going fail, and get us all killed.” she looked down at the floor.

Cayden thanked Millvina, but he was urgently in need of hunting. Minerva played with the ring on her finger while in thought. ’you can drink me if you really need to…..’ she trailed off unsure if Cayden would even consider that.

Minerva nodded agreeably, “I’ll protect you.”. She said, literally meaning it whether it cost her, her life or not. ’Er, Cayden. She might be safe with Evan and I, but I’m not so sure Evan is all-to-pleased with me.’ she thought nervously.

The anger from Evan rippled through the air, and Minerva gasped with surprise. She had never in all her years come face-to-face with a person with so much anger capability inside him. He growled to her saying he was looking forward to watching her die. “Fair enough.“ she said as she bit her lip from the threat. “Evan why can’t you see? She does care. That’s why we all need to be here, and civilized.” she answered back calmly now, but he was already storming out of the room. “crap.” she muttered under her breath as the door was slammed off it’s hinges.

“Guys, are we screwed?” she asked unsure.

Minerva was listening carefully to everyone in the room, well more like feeling--with the exception of Cayden, he was more clear than the others. She listened silently as he plotted schemes and ways out, even faking Millvina as his soul mate if it was necessary. Minerva stepped in quickly. ’Careful how far you plot.’ she said thoughtfully. ’I’ll gladly give her the ring the ring if it comes to that, but if aro even gets one hand on you, all your schemes will be useless.’ she said concerned, she knew aro had the ability to know every thought that had ever gone through your head with the touch of a fingertip.

Cayden gasped as she told him the unexpected news. “shh!“ she said instantly, quieting him. ’I don’t know when! And she won’t either, so she doesn’t even know it’ll happen here I bet.. So just, I don’t know….’ she trailed off. ’don’t worry, you know damn right I’m not gonna let you kill her, you’ll be able to stop, I can get in your head remember?’ she teased subtly.

It was plain as day that Millvina was perturbed by Evan storming out, desperate even. ’If we ever fight like those two .. I don’t know what I’d do.’ Minerva mentally told Cayden, very seriously. Just as she finished, Millvina darted out the door, high heels clicking aimlessly down the black halls. “What the hell Mill?!” she shouted in confusion. Cayden chased after her, frustratingly.

Minerva stayed put in Cayden’s room and paced around impatiently waiting for them all to come back hopefully. She listened to them in the lobby, half hearing it, half feeling it, and Cayden’s mind was filling in the rest of the flustering puzzle. “Damn it.” she growled, crossing her arms. she’s gonna blow? Minerva thought, not realizing what he mean right away. ’DAMMIT CAYDEN, I told you she wouldn’t know!?’ she thought restlessly.

Cayden burst back into the room with Millvina, Evan hot on his heels. He gave her specific directions and Minerva danced over to her nodding, agreeing with him. “Stay.” she stretched the word out emphasizingly. Evan threw a human at Cayden, giving some orders as well then he turned his attention to Minerva,

Minerva shook her head, surly she had just imagined that Evan Michaels had just apologized, was it even possible, did he ever think a decent thought? Sure looked again, sure enough he was cooing to Millvina, so it must have just happened. She cleared her through, finding the voice that had just escaped her. “Yes, it’s obvious, and that’s unfortunate.” she replied calmly. “all we’ve been trying to do this whole time is help her, Evan.” she explained bluntly, rolling her eyes. If he was prepared to finally help, surely he could put up with an eye roll. She looked to Cayden biting her lip nervously, and then back to Millvina. “Everything’s gonna work out.” she assured her warily. “We’ll all be here.”

Minerva looked around the room, a lot of the anger had faded, but the atmosphere was still tense, and that was to be expected for their situation. “But even after this part is over, we can’t leave her here for three days…” Minerva said, flummoxed. She looked at Millvina warily. “Sorry.” she whispered not wanting to freak her out. She turned to Cayden again. ’We’ll never make it back across the ocean with Mill unconscious, and two barely born hybrid babies, we can’t take a plane with them, and we sure as hell can’t stay here.’ she said. She was probably thinking too far ahead, they all had to live and make it through that first. Minerva inched toward the edge of the bed, and sent out calming vibes to all of them so they could think cooly.