The wolf that was under his control suddenly stopped before he could really leave. He stood there, facing the door."Don't worry you won't get in trouble for this,.Jack knows I.won't do something for someone unless I get something in trouble." He said with a smirk.

The wolf then started walking again, leaving the grill. It brought a smirk to his face. "This is more fun than I thought." He said.

Amanda didn't know why, but simply talking to Andrei had turned into being a roller coaster ride of human emotions. It might be the alcohol as well though, but relief flooded through her when she learned she could get rid of her sitter without getting in trouble with Jack. So she turned to watch the wolf leave the grill. "Where are you sending him?" she asked, curious now as to what was in store for the poor creature.

Leaning closer to Andrei, she couldn't help but smirk slightly. "You know, if my mother hadn't barred me from using magic, I could've showed you what got me in such trouble with your cousin to begin with," she chuckled. Hey, he'd started it by somehow controlling the other wolf, and she wasn't able to use magic anyway, so no harm done. She hadn't been using her magic for bad things in a long time though, so it was probably best that she didn't have it readily available at her every beck and call these days.

"Deep into the woods, hell snap out of it in a couple of hours." He said with a chuckle. . He ordered another shot of vodka and look at her what she stepped.close to him. "That's to bad I'm very curious now." He added with a chuckle. He drowned to more shot. "So would you like to maybe go cause sine mayhem somewhere else?" He asked. He knew their would more motherly be consequences for his actions, but that would be the fun part of it all.

She had to admit, she was kind of curious how Jack would react to the wolf being sent into the woods like that. Even more, she'd kill to see the expression on his face when the wolf snapped out of it and probably had no idea how he'd gotten out there to begin with. There was no point trying to deny it, she loved to antagonize Jack as well, and if she could watch someone else to it without suffering the consequences herself, that was all the better.

The redhead knew she was in trouble when Andrei said he was curious as to what she would have done if she'd had any magic at the moment. "Stick around long enough, maybe I'll show you one day," she chuckled and had just one last shot before she paid for her drinks. Enough was enough, she was slightly dizzy by now and standing up didn't exactly make matters better.

"Where exactly did you have in mind?" she asked, curious now. If she hadn't been drinking, she would have declined, but as it was she was actually enjoying herself, consequences be damned at the moment. There was no stopping her once she'd made her mind up, it seemed the alcohol couldn't change that.

Their were quite a few interesting witch's here. He took out a pack of smokes, lighting one up and smirked at her. "Mmmm that is a tad bit hard, seeing as I cant do to much and I'm new, so how about you pick something. " He said with a smile and inhaled deeply, eyes scanning the area. He knew that he couldn't do much since it would cause a scene if it made to much noise. He was curious about one thing though, he had never fought a hybrid before, only seen what they could do and knew their history. Hybrids were the cause of the ancient vampires becoming almost extinct, their were only a few ancients left that had survived.

After finally realizing living her life in a constant state of anger, it seemed she had finally found a way to feel good without doing bad things. Drinking had made her feel good for now, and finding a way to annoy Jack without actually doing anything bad was also a good way to have fun without being bad. Maybe it was a good thing her mother hadn't trusted her with her magic yet, at least now she couldn't get in trouble for using too much of it at once.

"Well... It depends on exactly what kind of mayhem you were looking to cause. I indirectly burned down Jack's cabin at one point," she chuckled, holding onto the bar for a moment to regain her balance as she was determined to stay on her feet at the moment. "I have a magic shop full of cool stuff not too far from here, then there's always the forest. I'm sure some idiot vampire will be stupid enough to try to find something to eat out there."

She didn't know what exactly Andrei had in mind, and if she were to suggest a good place to cause a scene, she needed to know what he wanted to do. After all, she wasn't a mind reader, and if she were, she'd probably be too unfocused to read him at the moment anyway. She'd start sobering up again soon though, she knew that much from what little she'd had to drink before. With faster healing came faster sobering up again than before as well.

He couldnt help but to chuckle at hearing her almost burning down Jacks cabin. He honestly found that too be hilarious. "How about this shop of yours I would very much like to see it. " He said with a smile. He stood up as well, noticing how intoxicated she was. They headed to the door, he looked at her. "Lead the way drunky. " he teased and cchuckled. He looked around the streets. They were very busy with all kinds of beings. He narrowed his eyes at a vampire who looked like he was willing to take a risk for a quick meal

Amanda nodded at the request. She was proud of her shop and she did enjoy working there, even on slow days. It paid the bills and she got to work with her own stuff instead of waiting tables at the grill. Some of her old coworkers seemed highly amused by her state of intoxication at the moment though. Maybe it was a good thing she wasn't working there anymore, now she didn't have to put up with their mocking in the morning.

When Andrei mocked her like that, she turned to face him chuckling slightly on her own. "I'll have you know this is the second time in almost two years that I've been drunk." Her balance might be off, but at least she wasn't slurring her words too badly, and she thought she made perfect sense. Her judgement on the other was impaired, and it was obvious by the way she gave the vampire a mocking smirk. Normally she'd never antagonize vampires when she didn't have her magic, but she was having too much fun to really care.

Stumbling slightly, she shrugged slightly, as if trying to shake off the alcohol for a moment before she couldn't help herself. "I never noticed how much some of them stink before."

He chuckled when Amanda gave the vampire a almost mocking smile. It was a gamble really to the vampire to take on not only one werewolf but two. He watched the blood sucker for a moment, watching the man retreat to the shadows like a silent killer, going to pounce on the next victim. He looked at her."I dont have to carry you do I?"he asked and chuckled at this. The red head was abit on the tipsy side this evening.

He started to think on how on earth his cousin and this witch ever slept together and a child was produced from this. He had never met Kailah and doubt he ever would unless she was brought in by the Order and even thine that was very slim. He could see both Amanada and Jack fighting to the death. Although he hated his cousin, he wouldn't deny that the man was incredibly strong, much stronger than he was.

Amanda chuckled when Andrei asked if he had to carry her. "Just give me a moment, I'll be able to able to walk just fine on my own," she said as she started leading them to her shop. She'd just wanted to antagonize the vampire, it had just been so long since she'd been around them and despite herself she had to admit that she missed it.

Walking seemed to help with the intoxication, she knew she'd had too much to drink, but that had been the whole point of the evening. As they reached her shop, reached into her boot and pulled out her keys. Unlocking the door, she opened it and let Andrei in first. "Just don't break anything. And if you don't get me in trouble with Jack, I'll let you at least meet my daughter once. It's the least I can do for you getting rid of my sitter for the night."

Amanda knew that there would be a fight if she let Andrei meet Kailah, but she also thought it was good for the girl to meet her family. Jack didn't have much family, it would be bad to keep what little he had away from Kailah, just because they didn't like each other.

He chuckled as he watched the somewhat stumbling red head lead the way. He hoped that she was even leading him in the right directions. They stopped infront of what looked to be a shop, he waited as she opened the door. He walked in, looking around and never really noticed this shop before, he mainly went to Dahlia's shop. He blinked at her, alittle surprised that she would allow him to see Kailah.

"You would get in trouble with Jack if he ever found you know, he doesn't want me around here...guess I would be a bad influence."he said.

It seemed that getting back on familiar and safe ground sobered the redhead up considerably. Walking more steadily than before, she made her way to her desk and opened one of the drawers. After rummaging through it for a while, she found what she was looking for and drank the potion. It would help her sober up faster and she needed to be able to think straight now that they were around her more priced possession.

The book shelves were still stocked with books on the simplest of spells as well as art books, the real magic books were locked away in her office and she wouldn't let anyone buy them unless they really were witches. It was dangerous to mess around with magic if you had no magic to begin with and she wasn't about to let people make a mockery out of her lifestyle.

"I know Jack won't like it, let me worry about that part. He doesn't get to decide that, not alone. He was given an out and he chose not to take it, so I still have a say." It was true though, Jack hadn't taken her up on her offer to leave the two of them alone and never interfere, so he didn't get to decide by himself who got to see their daughter. It didn't matter if Andrei was a werewolf and that Jack didn't like him, he was family and family mattered. Family was all she had left, and she wasn't about to let some feud get in the way of letting Kailah at least meet her cousin once. If the girl didn't like him, that was the end of it, she was a good judge of character for her age after all.

"So.. what do you think? It's nothing much, but it's my sanctuary."

He had to admit, Amanda was very gutsy on the subject off bringing as Kailah around. His father and the pack had gotten to know her since they seemed to have come out here to help his cousin when that pack of wolves were coming. His father praised Jack on how well his nephew was doing, course he often discouraged what Andrei did and his choice of what he wanted to do."What you mean by that exactly....were you planning on just leaving your daughter and Jack?" He asked.

He looked around with a smile."It's nice, do you normally have good business?" He asked.

Amanda knew that the first step to getting back into Kailah's life was to start taking responsibility for her actions. If introducing Andrei to the child was a bad idea, then she'd take the blame for that after the fact. She certainly hadn't agreed at first when Jack's family members had hung around after the whole fight thing, but she hadn't put up a fight to do anything about it then. This was her way of fighting back, she would fight Jack on this if she had to as she thought that if some of his family got to meet Kailah, then all of his family should be allowed to. She didn't differentiate just because the two cousins didn't really get along well.

"I was in a really bad place. My favorite part of any day was if I got to hurt someone else, as it'd make my own petty feelings go away and just make me feel better. That's no way to raise a child. Jack understood that, he was the one to take her away from me in the first place. Walking away was my peace offering to him so at least he wouldn't have to worry about what I would do." The redhead sounded very casual about it all, but then again it was just facts. If she hadn't gone to see Dahlia, leaving town and leaving Kailah and Jack would have been the right thing to do, even if she wouldn't have been able to change that way.

It was a relief almost to be talking about the store again rather than her overly complicated relationship with Jack. "It has its ups and downs like anything else, but I make do. I couldn't just make it a magic shop, so I actually sell a lot of art supplies to people far more creative than me, and it serves as a good cover for making daylight rings." She really did make her real money from the vampires desperate for a daylight ring. She always had some on hand, they just weren't spelled until a price had been paid and arrangements made. Just because she didn't have her magic at the moment, didn't mean she had stopped crafting the rings when she had time. It was a great way to relax as well.

"All the bracelets and rings were hand made, it's my artsy outlet. That and singing, but I often just end up singing the spells when crafting jewelry rather than do anything with the singing..." It seemed she was in a sharing mood that night, but if she wanted to convince Jack to at least let Andrei meet Kailah once, she was going to have to treat him like he was family herself as well.