The next morning, Odette and Clara go about their usual routine. Velvette was following them when suddenly, a hand grabs her and throws her against the wall. Velvette looks up to see who dared to do this to her, and she sees that it's Carmilla.

Carmilla: Does it amuse you to follow my girls, Velvette.

Velvette: Oh, so your girls say someone was following them.

Carmilla: Yes, but I didn't expect it to be you.

Velvette: Ha ha, I didn't expect you to decide to see who was following your girls either.

Carmilla: You'd better leave my girls alone.

Velvette: Oh, and what will you do if I refuse?

Carmilla: Well, I'll kill you right here.

Velvette thinks it over; she knows that Carmilla has a weapon, but she doesn't care.

Velvette: You can kill me, but good luck with Vox and Val when they find out it was you who killed me.

 Carmilla: Listen, Velvette, I just want you to leave my girls alone.

Velvette: And if I leave your girls alone?

Carmilla: If you do that, there will be no more trouble.

There was a silence, and Velvette realized that if she left Carmilla's two girls alone, it meant she wouldn't see them anymore. Velvette didn't want that.

Velvette: I'd like to say yes, but I don't want to.

Carmilla: We only had a disagreement between us, why involve my girls in all this?

Velvette: Listen, Carmilla, your girls aren't involved in anything; there's nothing going on.

Carmilla: So if there's nothing, leave my girls alone.

Velvette: No.

Carmilla: What is it that interests you about my girls, Velvette?

Velvette: Sorry but it's a secret.

Carmilla: Listen, Velvette, if I hear my two girls say that you're still following them, I'll make a scene at the Tower of Vees.

With those words, Carmilla leaves. Velvette watches her go, thinking that Carmilla won't stop her from getting close to her girls. Then, she thinks for a moment and comes up with another solution.

To be continued. . .