"What does a vampire bite do to them?" Bette asked.

"It’s like a poison to them," Dana said.

"They die and agonizingly slow death," I added.

"I don’t care if they didn’t try to kill you, our job is to kill vampires! Plus one of them, probably the one who broke your arm, killed Jenny!" Helena said.

"I think we should leave them alone," Alice said.

"What the fuck are you talking about?" Helena shouted.

"I agree baby," Dylan added.

"Fuck you! You’re a weak healing witch you have no say in anything!" Helena snapped.

Dylan scoffed and said, "fuck you," before zooming off.

"Which way did they go Alice?" Helena said shrugging as Dylan passed her. We all froze, knowing that Alice knew exactly where we were.

"Aren’t you gonna go after her?" Alice stalled.

"Nevermind her, she can’t live without me, she’ll come crawling back," Helena said with a pompous grin, "now where did the vamps go?"

"I-I don’t know," Alice said with a shrug, "I was focused on my pain."

"Wow, she didn’t give us away," I said in surprise.

"See? I told you! I knew she felt it too," Dana exclaimed.

"The scent you mean?" Bette said. I gulped at the question and Dana looked from her to me then back to her.

"Uhh yeah," Dana answered.

"Shh," I said as Helena looked at the house suspiciously as if she sensed something, but then returned her gaze to Alice.

"I know you know," Helena said.

"I know nothing," Alice said.

"If you are helping them I will kill you myself Alice! I don’t care if we’ve been sisters for 175 years!" Helena spat.

Alice gulped and Helena spun around and zoomed away. Alice looked directly at us for a moment then zoomed away after her.

"See! I knew it! I have to talk to her!" Dana cheered standing up.

"No Dane! Not right now," I said grabbing her arm.

"But she…"

"Come on Dana," I insisted tugging her arm.

"Let’s go," Bette said as the three of us zoomed toward our cabin.

Once there, Dana went into the doorless bathroom to wash the blood off her forearm.

"No doors?" Bette observed.

"Well vampires don’t believe in privacy," I explained pointing to the four beds in each corner of the room.