Making up...and out?

Eric leaned back in his chair. Doing the paperwork at the bar was as boring as ever. The bar was doing surprisingly good and thankfully no one knew of the very short supplies of true blood. As he leaned back he thought on Sookie. She had sure been pissed off at him, enough to rescind his invitation to her house. Thankfully he'd kept that fact away from Pam. She would no doubt have WAY too much fun telling him off.

He stretched and stood up. He was hungry and he went to warm up some blood. He wondered if he should at least go check on her. God knew she was impulsive and chances are in anger she'd get herself killed.

-things were finally, FINALLY back to normal. Well, as normal as could be expected for her life. The only thing that was wrong was the fact that she hadn't seen nor heard from Eric since she got "back". She sat in her living room and sighed as she looked around; it was really boring without him here. She didn't realize how much she relied on him to keep her occupied, and in truth she missed him.-

Maybe I overreacted.

-it wouldn't have been the first time, really. She normally tended to freak out over the smallest of things when it came to him; he was so infuriating most of the time! He was the only man, aside from Jason, that she loved outrageously but wanted to beat the crap out of him! Maybe she should call him... Or maybe he'd just show up. At this point she didn't know what the hell to do.-

Eric picked up his phone, about to call Sookie but decided against it. He wasn't some love struck teen calling and pleading his case. Frustrated and not really satisfied with the bottled blood he got up and grabbed his keys and left. Pam was busy with Tara so she didn't even notice him stepping out.

He got into his convertible and drove over to Sookie's. He stopped right on her driveway and just peered at the house. He could sense her inside, but aside from that he could see nothing but some lights.

-since she hadn't broken the blood bond, she could tell that he was out there. Moving slowly, she went to the window and pulled the curtain to the side, staring into the darkness where he sat in the car.-

-it only took her a split second to make the decision; she was at the door throwing it open before she could even blink.-

ERIC!

Eric blinked. Sookie screamed his name and part of him went "great... the fuck did I do this time..." but he remained composed. Instead he slowly got out of the car, oozing that raw masculinity only he could pull off. Closing the door he took long, methodical strides over to her.

Clad in a leather jacket and his signature pants, the jacket had a button undone on the front, exposing his neck and his lack of shirt beneath it.

He stopped right at the bottom of the small steps that lead to her front door. Since he was "banished" he couldn't go in and he had no intentions of getting closer to her if she was still angry and volatile.

-he stopped at the base of the steps, which was perfect, because she launched herself off of the top step and right into his body; her arms went around his neck and legs around his waist as she held him close and pressed her lips against his hungrily.-

-she hadn't realized how much she missed him until she had been "married" to Sam. She held onto him tight, not wanting to miss another second of being with him-

I'm sorry.

-she said quietly as she continued placing kisses along his neck, cheek and jawline.-

Eric was a tad unprepared for her welcome. She stuck to him like a hungry leech and kissed him just as much.

He growled. He loved her hungry and it made him instantly hard. Forget going inside the house.

He vaguely heard her apology as he moved to set her on the steps of her house. He reached down under her dress, tearing off just the necessary garments. His fangs dropped as he had to wrestle one handed with the buttons of his fly, which he ended up just popping off and ruining them.

He didn't care if anyone saw them, they could fall off a cliff for all he cared. As Sookie offered herself to him he growled, about to show Sookie the error of her ways in banishing him and give her plenty of reasons to never do such a stupid thing again.