Trey didn't move from his hideaway even after his breathing got under control. He knew Adam must be shocked, but they didn't even know each other well. He wouldn't know Trey did this often when he snapped and then, maybe Adam wouldn't care. They were only casual travel partners, but that probably wasn't true either. He already decided they meant more to each other than that though at times like this, it didn't feel so much like it.

As the city's noises faded back in, he became aware of a nearby scent that made his heart beat a little faster again. Did Adam come after him after all? He felt a little relieved and hopeful, but also so not ready. He only just calmed down. He still needed his space for a little while longer. But as Trey sat there in the silence, he decided what he smelled wasn't Adam at all. With interest, he continued to follow the trail that seemed to be coming closer with his senses.

Just on the far end of the alley, he saw a man and a woman stumble toward him. Though that wasn't the right word. He forced her and Trey could hear the woman's heart beat frantically as fear filled the air. He looked on with interest to the scene unfolding only some yards away from him. When the act was done, Trey understood. This other man must be a vampire like him. Even if he just fed, the scent of blood left the fangs emerging in his own mouth as his eyes shone bright from out of his hiding place.

Besides a slight shifting to get his feet firm on the ground, he did nothing though, only gripping harder onto the stone ledge next to him. Trey did not try to speak or stop the feeding or join in. He just continued to watch with unblinking sharp eyes. If he could smell the other though, he knew the other could smell him too. No doubt, this little hideaway would soon be discovered and then it wouldn't be a hideaway at all.