96 On the street

Rosetta was still searching for her carriage, squinting her eyes and widening it when she heard something rustle behind her, and she turned back. 

The vampire behind Rosetta, who was actually a coachman, who had been hoping to get a sip from the possible human, seeing her his eyes went wide. Rosetta's eyes narrowed in disgust, and she demanded, 

"What do you think you are doing, stepping in my breathing space?" 

"M-milady," the vampire quickly took a couple of steps backwards and bowed. "I thought you were lost."

The young vampiress stared at the person for a few seconds, and the lowly coachman continued to bow, waiting for the woman to speak. The coachman was sure that this vampiress would inform his employer and throw him from his work. When he finally raised his head, she said, 

"I don't want to see one more person in front of me. Get as far as you can or I will stab you with a fork and pull out your eyeballs from your eye sockets."