Vampire Cleaner Novels & Stories

That is until the door was forced open with a click. Everyone turned their heads to see who had just joined us and to say I was surprised is an understatement. I looked up to see Mr Vamps eying me up and down as he sat on his seat. He looked calm but his eyes told another story. They are beautiful sapphire eyes that showed too much pain hidden in their very depth. He did not say a word as he ordered his meal and ate as gracefully as usual. He is the first I saw eating food as if he was a normal human being.

But I'd never be clean again. Sunny gasped, her body returning to human form, claws retracting from my flesh as her eyes and mouth opened wide, blackness pouring from her and into me. Uncle Frank staggered, his darkness rushing to her and out again. I felt the oncoming rush of power before it appeared, the stain spread to Sunny's bloodline on every continent rushing back to source. I had just enough time to flinch before a great wave of taint burst against the stained glass window, shattering it inward, collapsing on Sunny and, in a surge of waste and rot, through me. The last of it burst from her, a bubble of filth, falling with a wet gurgle to meld with the rest. Now, my vampire sent. Cont

Cleaning his black blood from my face, I did the same to the next. Contrary to what the humans believe, after killing a vamp, he doesn't turn to dust immediately. Their disintegration is determined by how many centuries the vamp had lived. Only the sun is capable of disintegrating a vampyre. A vhampire's is not affected by the sun, and are not as strong as the vampyres. The only way to truly kill them was by removing their head or heart, but who wouldn't die that way

He came closer to me, pulling some of my hair out of my face as he continued, “She is also chubby, with plenty of blood - perfect for a blood slave.” Alpha Axel hummed in response, not saying any more words. Though I couldn't open my eyes to see him, I could feel his piercing gaze on me. Then, to my dismay, he finally spoke up, his deep voice firm and commanding. “I'll buy her!” he declared, his words echoing through the clearing.

Then, she took some fresh fish and vegetables. “As usual, this is the only thing in the refrigerator. I forgot to shop. “ *** The three of us sat in a room circling around a wooden table. There’s only one light in this room. William pulled out a paper with a picture of a building plan. “The place has a basement which used to store illegal human blood for vampires.” He moves his finger, “over there.” I nodded. A second later, he explained. “We’ve got to clean up all the vampires and get the wooden boxes in the basement.”

Carlos said to him and was about to run back to Don. "...Wait! What is that thing? What are you? Why is your eyes so red, and teeth so long?" The cleaner ask him, and Carlos turn back to him. "...Wait! Wait! You are a vampire ain't you?" The man ask him and try to run away but he stumble on his feet and fell. "...How pathetic!" Carlos said and ran up to the man before he blink. "...Look!" Carlos hold the cleaner in his shirt and stare into his eyes. "...Yes?!" The cleaner responded like mindless servant as he stare into Carlo's red eyes.

I argued. As they debated whether they were going to pay the entrance fee, I turned the music back up on my phone. I didn’t feel like hearing them bicker back and forth over fucking twenty dollars. That club is high for a reason, and that’s to pay for the cleaners. The cleaners come once the club is over to clean up the animal corpses that is left behind. Not only the corpses, but the blood splatters that needs to be washed away with bleach and other disinfectant that removes the smell as well. That place is exactly what people thpught it was. It was not just a club to dance in. It was also a feeding ground for both vampires and werewolves. Tonight was for the wolves. A hand that belonged to

I looked him him dead in the eye as I told him, “Yes. I have. And it would have been a hell of a lot easier to clean up after if I had done it my way!” He was stunned for a moment as he stared at me, not believing what I had just told him. He snapped out of it a moment later, shaking his head. “Don’t worry ice queen, vampires are experts at making bodies and crime scenes disappear. Go home. I’ll take care of this, and then I’ll meet you back at your apartment.” “Right,” I said, annoyed as I headed back out of the alley towards the parking garage.

“Eh. Just people with our fingers on the switch for that UV room sanitizer over your head. And judging by that dump we found you in, you could use a scrubbing.” The vampire looks up. Seeing the long bluish-purple fluorescent bulbs overhead, he cringes. He raises long, bony-fingered hands in surrender. “Look, I got no beef with you people. Never seen any of you before, and I won’t have seen you after this either. Let’s just get along peacefully. What do you need? Drugs? Weapons? I’ve got contacts that take care of whatever ails you.”

Teya looked at the woman, who in turn couldn’t stop staring at her. “I’m Rosa,” she said, introducing herself. “Sorry if we scared you.” Teya shook her head. Strangely, these vampires didn’t scare her at all. “What’s that burning sand smell?” Goslin asked, searching the kitchen. “The vampire hunters carry a high voltage Taser with them, strong enough to knock a vampire unconscious and perhaps kill them. Catch every scent in this room, and know it if you ever come across it again,” Ken directed. He turned toward Teya, pressing close to her and sandwiching her body in between the counter and his own.