The Vampires Obsession

rst kind of creat

don't see anything special about them-except that whenever they do so

to get one now. I need to take

cursed in

ow. They're all the same, so I don't understand why I'm making this so difficult for myself. I

ensed a prese

said as he stood beside me, gazing at the distant crowd.

tated me

ld make the decision for me. And I knew his taste

omeone tonight. I'

orate outfit and carrying a sword. "Looks like her sword has

d her and asked for a picture. She bent down to the child's

Oscar," I said, c

unch. "Didn't you say you hated ordinary things? If yo

y shook

lready got one," h

eared beside him. She bowed politel

were vampires, after all. We des

self a slave, too. I wanted t

od tonight,"

ook it and sniffed her skin repeatedly before he fin

taste fuc

blood dripping onto the fl

red as his hands began trail

her. "Go now, Celeste. Have a good nigh

Master

nished in

ned toward me, but I kept my

slave. I wanted someone at least a little spec

night would pass, and I'd

made up your mind," Osc

no c

at full speed caught my attention. A man was sprinting a

ngings. "That's how stupid humans are. That thief has a knife hidden behind

a lot of money in

ing my head. "She's willing

She tripped the thief, sending him sprawling onto the ground. Then

yet you steal?!" s

its owner. The woman thanked her and eve

p staring at h

ck to the thief when I

e woman had collapsed to the gr

y. Strangely, though, I couldn't sense any fear coming from he

crowd merely stood there, watching as if

humans," I

lowed the f

ro," Oscar

ng off the building. I landed directly in fron

same knife he'd used to stab the w

shaking?" I

ny closer!" h

y again, I was already

to his chest and ri

brothers, this man would have been dra

y head in

ood I drank. And this ug

und. I dropped his still-be

t?" Oscar asked as

bother

still surrounded by a crowd of useless spectators. I

t once I was far enough from

commented, wiping th

man down and placed

I g

re me. I witnessed the experiences that had shaped her, the pain she had

thdrew my hand, I

why she hadn't se

't tel

ave," I declar