sm

year marked a thousand years since I became immort

mortal after our father had died so we could be together forever, but it came with a price, a considerable price. W

Solomon and I. The memories came flooding back like it was yesterday. I returned to Winekov

the porch and knocked on the door. The door opened, and a man in his early thir

, his smile

aling the horror he felt. I gav

smond," he said

m, Alfred

he offered, open

ouse," I replied with

w huge it was. A chandelier hung above, lighting

kill me, Master?"

ronic that I was once the meek, obedient, and silent one between me and my b

moral, kind, and peaceful brother. Thinking about

I do that?" I

residence," he replied

the mansion when we separated a long time ago. He had gl

s on his shoulders. He shivered in

kill you, Alfred

the stairs. I stopped and look

sed, and with that

turies. Alfred had done an excellent job by keeping it dustl

ling the smoothness of the fabric. I looked out the window and stared at the st

cky human that would quench my thirst. My brother has always hated me for feeding on hum

d bags which were very rare. He only did that on special occasions, and he wanted me to pr

n a tree and waited patiently. Five minutes later, I heard a vehicle approaching. As

the tires screech before the vehicle halted a few inches from m

" I didn't see you there. It's

't ans

he said, touching

angs. I drove the fangs into his neck and felt his blood flush

ries, I dislocated his skull from his throat, a

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blood stained jaw. My scarlet hair, which always covered the edge of my left eye, was d

Ladies flooded my attention for centuries, and half

to the wine cellar. I got a liquor bottle and went to the l

" Alfred

mond, Alfred

came to remind you of sc

made up. This would be my 175th time returning, and I planned

Alfred,"

he torture I would endure tomorrow. At least I would have enough t

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he mirror; I wasn't satisfied. I used my hand to arrange my hair to my left eye, which looked

f breakfast filled my nose, and my stomach was burnt with hunger. I would

vampire was I could also eat humans' meals whi

ould walk under the sun freely wit

Alfred?" I asked as I

," he replied, passin

t. Alfred stood there, grimacin

es good to you, Genesis

d with a

" I said." She

o him. He replied by sending me a glass of alcohol

" I appreciated and

my school, Winekove High. I stood facing the school with

and walked into the hallway. People were staring at me, and I h

hind his desk. He wore a black-sleeved shirt with a striped

smond Hawthorne

wered softly

gh," he said, stretchin

I said and sh

ed how cold my hands

Meet me after school to sort

said and op

ped forward, someone crashed into my chest, and fell to the ground.

ard a light

egan spitting my words,

aw surpr