So she had seen. James' face betrayed nothing. He simply looked back at her, his brow raising once more as her voice grew threatening.
He hesitated a moment, then slowly leaned forward towards her, his eyes suddenly much darker, much more threatening than she had previously seen. They were filled with nothing but darkness, a blackness that could consume. He leaned there, piercing eyes boring into her skull.
"You don't know what I am," he said each word slowly, maliciously. Obviously, he meant more than she was talking about. And it was true. Whatever she thought she knew, she had only known him up until now by reputation.
He leaned back and sat once more still in his chair, eyes narrowed to slits. She presumed too much. She was getting closer to danger zone within him.