It was around six p.m and William had nothing to do. He didn't have to work that day and he was starting to feel kind of agitated since the full moon was coming next week and all the hunger and the flush of the wolf blood was starting to run through his veins.

To ease his nervousness he decided to go out and go to read a bit. He hoped not to find any 'persona non grata' there, he just wanted to read in his own calm and peace. After getting dressed he moved out of his place and walked towards the library. Once he was there he got a deep breath and only human smells came into his nose. That made a soft smile appear in his face, but it was erased as fast as it had came.

Walking a bit around the shelves he finally took a book he had always loved. 'The Horse Whisperer' by Nicholas Evans. And finding and empty table he took a seat there and started reading.

Reading was one of the things Jane liked to keep as a thing she does by herself and usually in the confines of her room. She didn't exactly like to read when someone else was in the room, preferring to initiate conversation with anyone that could be a potential friend, and she didn't particularly like to read when at her workplace either - though most would claim that it wasn't necessarily a workplace as much as it was a place to go crazy - seeing as she had far too much to do there already.

Today, she had come to return the latest book she had borrowed, The Time Traveler's Wife, and was going to look for another one she could borrow, though she had no particular book in mind. She wandered the library aimlessly after having returned the book, wondering if she should borrow another one or just leave and return another time. She had been in her own world that she hadn't realized that there was a stray chair in her way until she had bumped into it.

"oomph!" She exclaimed, rubbing her belly - where the head of the chair collided. "That hurt," she told herself, pushing the chair back in place.

Will was reading quietly, lost in his thoughts when suddenly he heard a hard noise not too far away from him, and he peeked up to see what was going on. When he saw a woman kind of fighting with a chair he couldn't help but smiled in amusement. Once he was able to stop he stood up and approached the woman, just in the very moment she was returning it back to it's place. "Are you okay, Ms.?" he asked plitely.

Someone speaking made Jane turn to the source of the voice, and she found herself blushing upon finding that it was a rather handsome man who had seen her epic fail moment. "Oh yes, I'm fine thanks. Just got a little caught up in my thoughts, is all." She said honestly, chuckling at her own clumsiness and taking a step back from the chair. "I'm sorry if I disturbed you."

She looked around, still not finding any book that popped out and made her want to read it.

Will smiled when she said she was fine and shook his head at her last statement. "No, it's fine don't worry, I was only reading a book I've read a thousand times" he mused with a chuckle.

"Are you looking for some concrete book?" he asked "May I help you?" he added with a soft smile. He usually wasn't this talkative, but this woman inspired him trust, so he would just go with the flow.

"Reading books again?" Jane repeated incredulously. She was never one to do that - after all, if you've read it already, it takes away the thrill of figuring things out and finding out stuff. But then again, Jane never did like repeating anything... unless she was in a rather hyper mood, that is. "What's the title?" She found herself asking.

Jane shook her head at his question. "I was just looking around, wondering what book I should borrow next, really. Any suggestions?" She subconsciously licked her dry lips, having forgotten to apply gloss earlier. They were always quick to dry up.

Will shrugged easily with a smile when the woman asked him if he was repeating books. He usually didn't do it but there were some of them that he liked so much that he wanted to read them again and again, and it usually happened that he liked them more and more the more times he read them. At her question he smiled. "The horse whisperer" he mused softly.

"It's a really good book, if you have not read it I can give it to you, I will find something interesting in here probably" he offered with a smile.