"Your hands were everywhere," she continued. "You were hurting me. I couldn't take anymore, but you were at my neck. You've bitten me to the point of drawing blood before, but you've never drunk from me like that. I was horrified, growing weaker. You were like an animal—I was going to call for Pansy to help me—I thought you'd finally truly lost your mind. The door was open, and I saw someone running away."