Loud House Vampire Novels & Stories

I was putting on my shoes by the front door when Daisy stopped me to hand me a small bottle. I looked at it, then looked back at her. “What is this? I know the city’s not so safe right now, but I don’t think pepper spray is going to stop a serial killer.” Daisy rolled her eyes. “It’s garlic powder.” “Oh for fuck’s sake, you’re still on this vampire bullshit?” I pushed the bottle back into her hands but she stepped back. “Just hold it with you. It’s better to be safe than sorry.” I shook my head, but stuffed the bottle in my bra. My Uber was waiting outside, and by the time I pulled up to the event hall, the party was in full swing.

I ran my tongue through it before a sigh escaped my lips, "It's been that way for a while now. I'm just angry, I'll be fine," "There are still a few cans of blood in the fridge, I could get some for you," he said but I shook my head. "No need. I've had four before coming to the study. It will take a while but I will be fine" He continued to stare at me, not believing my words. I didn't want to say anymore about the matter but he said instead, "What you need is fresh blood. How about we go for a haunt?" He grinned. His fangs shoot out into view. I smirked, Miles will always welcome the idea of going for a haunt.

The moonlight shone bright overhead, I stood in the middle of a field; then a bright red light began to shine over me, I felt a sharp pain in my heart before collapsing to the ground. At the same moment, I saw wolves appear from the woods, Jackson, in his human form, leading them, then I saw the red eyes of the vampires appear from the other side of the woods, with the King leading them. I watched them, they were silent, and then both of them raised their fists in the air before yelling, “Charge!” At that moment, they began running; Jackson shifted as he ran. I screamed but nothing happened, the pain in me grew worse as I clutched the ground for support. My body was on fire as I turned onto

he added and laughed evilly. "You sick bastard!" Cassandra yelled. "Not really, just a bored vampire," Hecatos said and shrugged. Alekxia lost her focus, and Hecatos found a way to counter her. He held both of her arms, and with her superhuman strength, he punched Alekxia, making her kneeled on the ground, coughing up blood.

I didn’t have to look up,I knew the scent of jasmine, old paper, and death anywhere. “Lilith,” I said flatly. “You’re not welcome here, what makes you think you can come and go as you please.” She entered anyway, her heels clicking on the hardwood floor,and behind her, of course, came him. Lucario. I finally looked up. Lucario’s eyes were like twin blades, they were sharp and assessing. “You look like hell,” he said casually. “Charming as always,” I muttered. Lilith’s crimson lips curved. “You’ve been starving.”

The insecurity and anxiety are killing him, though all his classmates probably are experiencing the same. It is even more disappointing when it starts to rain. “Urrr…” “Couldn’t expect something worse, thanks, my lord.” Just when Nino is complaining about the bad weather, he hears a slight ring from his phone which is buried deep down in his bed. “Hello…Sis Lana?” Nino answers the phone with a big question mark because it is quite weird to receive a call from his neighbor Lana at the moment even though they have known each other for 2 years already.

A chilling shiver went up her back. Her heartbeat accelerated thumping like a war drum in her temples as it traveled down her spine. She whirled around again looking from one suspicious shadow to another and around the alley. nothing. Nothing at all. However the instinct that had prompted her to accelerate her pace a few minutes before was now yelling in the back of her mind alerting her to the fact that she was not alone. She called her voice more firm than she had imagined Whos there?. Even from a drunk or a thief she nearly hoped for a response—something concrete to face. However the wind was the only one to respond a high-pitched whistle that seemed to mock her boldness. Her cotton glove

I looked down but couldn't see it, the other houses were in the way and they even had a coffee shop that was open. I looked at Lydia, and she gave me a nod so we started walking. Within sixty seconds of taking our first steps, two vampires appeared in front of us. One with white, thick hair, cut on the sides, piercing blue eyes, and plump lips. He was gorgeous, even for me. The other was larger, had red eyes, ash-blonde hair that fell to his shoulders. ”Eh…” Lydia started before wiping her hands on her pants. I rolled my eyes and thought that the idea of bringing her seemed great.

“Everyone says that.” “I mean it.” “Everyone says that too.” We watch as the large group of vampire touch down on Lazarus’s dark lawn and start to walk inside at a leisurely pace – for vampires. “Let’s go,” my host says and takes me by the arm. Lazarus’s house looks like it got stuck in the 18th century. As far as I can tell, he has no electricity or plumbing. Servants bustle around with candles or lamps as they sweep the old stone floors with grass brooms and wipe dust off the furniture with flannels. “Do you live here permanently?” I ask.

Alex said in a firm voice. A moment later, the gate opened and Alex continued his journey towards Lucius' mansion, which was located in the middle of the forest. Alex felt a cold and eerie aura surrounding the place. He also felt the sharp eyes of several vampires standing guard around the house. Alex parked his car in front of the entrance and got out. He was greeted by two black-clad vampires who led him into the house. They passed through several dark and deserted rooms until they reached a spacious and luxurious room. There Alex saw Lucius sitting on a large sofa with his cold, handsome face.