Vampire Diet Novels & Stories

Devin sighed and gave me a pity look. “He’ll come around.” He assured me. “In the meantime, it’s a beautiful day and the sun is up. You wanna go for a walk?” he asked and shrugged his shoulders like it was no big deal, only if he knew what he just did. He just invited a vampire for a walk, in the sun. Good thing I’m a day lighter. “Sure.” I said and stood up from the chair I was seated. “So, what do you wanna talk about?” He asked swinging his arms beside him while staring at my face making me a little more uncomfortable than I already am.

I looked to my left and six women with plates of food placed in front of them began chanting under their breath. Food began materializing on everybody's tables. It seemed like today's meal was a simple creamy, penne pasta. I wasn't mad at it my stomach rumbled as a response to the eye-catching and attractive food. I just wanted to dig my utensils into it. "Have you ever tried food like this before?" I asked Rachel. She shook her head as she sipped on her meal. "Blood is the only thing us Vampires can consume. I've always wanted to give a ravioli a try or a steak but I'm not sure my taste buds would agree to the idea any way." I pitied her.

he asked as he entered the room and sat opposite me. “I’m not sure,” I replied. “I told you not to get hung up on the movie vampires. Other than the blood factor, they’ve got it all wrong. As you already know, we’re as warm as the next person. We sleep, shit, and eat like any other vegetarian. The only thing that sets us apart is the fact that we must sustain the quality of our blood with blood from an outside source. To me, it’s like any other medication required to lead a normal life. Some people have to take insulin every day, others need a pill to maintain their thyroid. It’s nothing more than that.”

The alpha is slow clapping, full of respect. "You are a true queen," said Glenn. “Thank the Beta brain of the northern wolf pride.” Ruby threw her chin at Haris Razzega, who was calmly reading a vampire journal. Realizing that several eyes were glued to him, Haris took a sip of his coffee for a moment. "It is nothing. Basic vampire knowledge is elementary to learn.” "So true! Who would have thought that diabetes could trick them? Real vampires are greedy.” Ruby shook her head. “When do we give that imbecile vampire a reckoning?” Thomas interrupted, "I can't wait to break his fangs!"

"I mean, I could be, theoretically. The strength thing can be... problematic. But I don't hurt people. I don't even drink blood." "You don't?" "Half-vampires don't need to. We can eat normal food. Though we do have some... dietary preferences." "Like what?" "Rare meat. Iron-rich foods. And we tend to be sensitive to certain scents and textures." "The jasmine at the night market." "Intense floral scents can trigger our... vampire side. It's like sensory overload." Kamon nodded slowly, fitting pieces together. "And your family? They're all like you?"

The situation was becoming more urgent by the day. Even though vampires could eat normal food like other creatures, they only ate in small portions and mostly for appearances or enjoyment. What truly sustained them, what kept their bodies strong and their minds sharp, was blood. Not just any blood, but fresh, potent blood, especially from newly turned or newborns vampires whose energy was still wild and untamed. The elders knew it. Aurora knew it. And whether they liked it or not, they would need more soon.

The others were arranging the new dishes on the table and when they were done, they bowed and left. “Who exactly eats all these?” I asked. I filled my plate with three slices of toast, scrambled eggs, sausages, bacon, and an apple. I was hungry girl, that’s for sure. “No one really, except for me.” She grabbed a bagel and a fruit bowl. “Dante doesn’t really eat much. Vampires can survive on blood alone and have no need for human food, but the servants still prepare breakfast anyway. You never know when my father or other brothers may come visiting.”

Like she’s waiting for me to say something. “Get out.” I didn’t throw a glance at her anymore and buried myself on the pillow. Then a sudden thought visited my mind. Vampires don’t sleep, why do they have a bed? Is this for visitors? I shrugged and put my gaze on the food. I suddenly felt hungry. I wasn’t eating since last night so I quickly put all those inside my mouth, I even nodded while chewing them all up. They have a nice taste in food. This is probably meat of pig plus a cook that is quite skilled.

I think I will never forget how we met. "Do you like the food?" she suddenly asked. "Yeah, it's really good," I answered as I nodded at her. Elyse swallowed her food before she leaned on the table closer to me. "You know we can't really taste normal food, right?" she whispered. "I mean, not the way humans do." I creased my forehead at her because of what she just said. "You can't?" She nodded. "Yeah, at least human food-- what we are eating right now. Vampires can't really taste them. We can eat it but it can't sustain us. You know we have a different diet."

I mean, it's not usual for me to feel comfortable with someone I don't know. When I went down to notice that there was a cute chair along with a small table in front of a chimney. On the table were two books, one was not totally helpful. It only defines what are vampires, and what can they do. It says that ... ... Vampires are immortal night creatures that feed on human blood. Since forever Vampires were known for subducting then hypnotizing their human victims before feeding on their blood. They can consume normal human food, but still, they need blood to feed on.