Vampire Next Door の小説・ストーリー

She cringed slightly as she thought of the possibility that whoever might try to climb on it would surely be torn and full of wounds after. The mansion was to her taste anyway, it was like a gruesome-like mansion, but she loved how intricate and classic the design was. It also had a huge balcony that surely created a relaxing ambience. She was hoping to get a chance to be friends with her neighbor – whoever it was. Her forehead creased when she saw a silhouette on the balcony, then it vanished for a matter of seconds. Her spine covered with chills as she remembered the horror movie, she had watched with her seven-year-old stepbrother, Darcel, last night.

The Vampire wished to see me? I quickly skipped to her side, "Um, excuse me," I began in a soft voice, "The vampire? What is he like?" She chuckled, "oh, he is mysterious, almost dark and ominous. he loves to play games." I gulped loudly, she chuckled again. "Don't be frighten, miss. I'm sure your meeting will go well." Don't be frightened.easy for her to say. She halted at the door and knocked twice.

Lucas promised to keep me updated and sent me on my way. The boys had done their chores and were already settled in for the night when I returned home. I decided to see what I could find in fiction about vampires. They didn’t exist in our world, but Rory was positive that Osiris was one. It was nearing one in the morning when a knock sounded on the door. Damon stumbled through the hall as I switched on the lights, the incessant knocking waking him from his sleep.

Kamini sat with another coffee mug in her hand, sipping her coffee. Rehaan "Mom, Naina is saying that next month's full moon is special as... " Kamini "Yes Rehaan I know. It's true. So we will have to wait till the next month, and attack on those vampires, when they become weak." A group of vampires were present in Maya's house. Rajveer, Nisha and Maya were standing next to each other, with the group of vampires, standing in front of them.

I asked Dominic as Nicole and I walked over to the door. “I guess.” I told him. “Don’t worry; nobody will fuck with you.” Nicole said. “Once they find out he’s your father, they’ll back up.” Dominic did not say anything; he just nodded his head. I waved my hand once more and the rock music we did not hear from the outside, burst through as soon as I opened the door. Vampires were laughing and feeding, having a good ass time. Vamps were filling their glass mugs with blood from the blood fountain that was sitting in the middle of the floor. The smell of iron filled the room as we walked in.

And the problem was that they had chosen a spot that was sort of out of town, but neighbors were still pretty close. “That’s pretty clever of them. They think we won’t attack with neighbors.” I said. “What are we going to do about the civilians?” Tucker asked. “If they’ve got any brains then they would already be gone. There’s no way they could possibly not know that there are vampires next door.” I said. “Look at that house over there. People are inside.” Dean said. So I looked over and he was right. There were people inside. “Tucker. I need you to evacuate the neighborhood. There’s only a few houses.” I said.

"Behold, my minions! The time has come to assert our dominance over these feeble humans. Let their screams be the symphony of our triumph!" As the vampires descended upon the city, the residents, caught off guard, screamed and fled in terror. Panic rippled through the streets, blending with the distant wails of sirens and the ominous cackles of the undead. Vic, reveling in the chaos, surveyed the unfolding scene with a sinister satisfaction. One resident, a middle-aged woman named Emma, gasped as she witnessed the vampire onslaught. "Oh my God, what's happening? Vampires in broad daylight? This can't be real!"

On her way back, just as she pulled into the driveway, she accidentally bumped into her two vampire neighbors. As expected, they had the distinctive traits of vampires—green eyes, flawless physiques, handsome faces, and pale skin. Based on her knowledge, Vienna assumed the taller one was of a higher rank, with the other likely being his assistant, since vampires rarely traveled alone. She pretended not to notice them and continued walking. But the taller one waved and smiled at her. “Oh, hi! New neighbor—nice to meet you. I’m Arron, and this is Valus,” he said, extending his hand for a handshake.

Vampires can easily enter the mansion. "Fuck!"

“When we get to the front door, I’ll distract them. You’ll sprint through the short trees down the back and into my car. You’ll see it parked near the trees— a white Porsche.” “Okay.” I don’t even know what a Porsche is. I follow her signal and we start moving along the wall, dodging staff members as they pass. “There aren’t… vampires, right?” I whisper as a female staffer in an apron walks by. “Of course not,” she snaps, annoyed. “The only vampires here are the Don and those freakshow twins.” Her voice drops to a mutter. “And they’re enough nightmare fuel for everyone.” “This way.” She pulls me toward the grand front doors. I watch her open them, and she jerks her head—