Vincent frowned as he heard the knock. Who would come over to someone's house at this--alright, so he was planning to go over to his neighbors' places and drop off the pies, but he certainly hadn't been intent on knocking on their doors. He had hoped to simply leave the pie with maybe a nice note, or catch them going out or something. Still, there was no explanation as to why someone would be at his door..
He set the pies down and moved towards the door.
He was in the elevator when he heard them--possibly the most annoying voices to grace his ears in a long time, although it was probably because he was already irritated. The exception, perhaps, was his secretary's girlfriend who called several times a day and had the attention span of a mayfly. Grigor frowned, hoping he didn't run into anything stupid on his way out. He would hate to get in trouble for giving a couple of humans a piece of his mind.
The elevator came to a halt and as the doors opened, Grigor saw that the source of the voices: two brothers, clearly, but also two vampires. It was as plain as day from the way the one with the long hair looked.
He began to open his mouth to ask who they were and when they had arrived, but the door they were waiting at had begun to open already.
"Hello, can I..." Vincent trailed off as he found himself staring at not one person, but three. Three very pale, very different and very attractive men. Could they be...his neighbors, he questioned in his mind. They certainly didn't look as if they were "from around these parts" per se. Vincent had never personally seen any male so...attractive or mysterious. Except vampires, that was. Vampires were always attractive, though he certainly never wanted to encounter one. He even specifically took all his classes in the day time despite it preventing him from getting good job, just to avoid that moment of ever meeting one face to face. It was a fear, he supposed, that he kept from the days when vampires were still hiding themselves. He would always have nightmares of being sucked dry (and not in the good way either) by one, then left in a river or something.
He coughed a bit to clear his throat and started again, reassuring himself that they couldn't really be vampires. Vampires never moved into the neighborhood.
"I assume you're my new neighbors? I was just about to drop off a pie to each of you as a little bit of a hello. I know I'm a bit late in it, but I've been pretty busy with college," he smiled at them all and held out a hand to shake to the one closest to him.