Vampire Ruby Dishes Novels & Stories

With a comical gasp, she exclaimed, "Oh, is that crimson stew? I've heard so much about it!" Her eyes lit up with excitement as she leaned in, eager to share her knowledge. "Crimson stew is more than a dish; it's a culinary masterpiece born from vampire heritage. The key ingredient is crimson venison—meat from magical deer with a reddish hue, echoing the night's mystique. Marinated in rare herbs and spices, slow-cooked in centuries-old wine, and infused with drops of vampire essence, it's a taste of history and tradition, a connection to a world beyond our own." She describes the dish perfectly just like an expert connoisseur.

It needed more salt. We ate at her kitchen island with the music still going and it was good, genuinely good, the kind of meal that tasted better because of the company. Ruby made me sit while she served, which she narrated with full ceremony, announcing each dish like she was presenting it at a restaurant with a Michelin star. "You are so dramatic," I said. "I am giving you an experience." After dinner we took the wine to her room and Ruby opened her laptop and pulled up a movie and within approximately seven minutes had completely abandoned the movie to talk about boys.

she said, taking my silence as confirmation. It annoyed me how hellbent she was to make Vampires appear monstrous. “Mom…” Ruby asked staring at her mother. “Where did you get your necklace?” It was a random question that caught me by surprise, but when I saw it, I gasped. Her necklace had a slight glow to it, but that wasn’t what shocked me. It was a purple crystal. Could this be one of the elemental crystals? And if so, why did Ruby look concerned? Had she seen it before?

Before I could protest, she darted to the serving platter and began cutting what remained of the rare venison steak into tiny, perfectly uniform pieces. Nathan appeared at my side, watching his sister's enthusiastic meat-cutting with amusement. "I see Ruby has adopted you as her new best friend." "Is she always this... intense?" I asked. He chuckled. "Only when she really admires someone. She tends to fixate." Ruby returned with a plate of meticulously cut venison arranged in the shape of a crescent moon. "Proper Winter Moon presentation," she announced proudly. Nathan raised an eyebrow. "Ruby, I think Vivian can cut her own meat."

I wanted to shout but the only thing I was able to do was clench my trembling hands into fists. "What if you were wrong? What if he has a chance?" "I am a vampire myself. I've been around for a while in the world and have encountered most of the covens across different places, and one of the skilled vampires I've met was Vienna. She is a fighter, a leader of a huge coven of mature vampires. Do you know what brought her to that position? It was her ability. One of the rarest, I must say. She can poison one's mind with only her crimson eyes. Once the poison has completely entered the mind, the person will feel so much pain. And like I said, it is irrevocable. I had never heard someone had surv

Inhaling the scent of her body that Victor had always longed for. "A home that will be filled with little boys who look just like you," Carly replies, nuzzling Victor's mane. "And have an angelic mother like you," Victor added with a small peck on Carly's cheek. *** The first sight Ruby saw was in her kitchen. The broken ship of her apartment looked like an abandoned house, with all the groceries she picked up at the convenience store scattered on the floor and on the table. Ruby's head was still spinning as she tried to reach for a bottle of cold mineral water in the refrigerator. Her hand pulled the refrigerator door handle, and the scene was almost the same as on the floor. All the cold d

He opened his mouth like he was going to say something. His phone buzzed. He glanced at the screen. The tension in his face shifted into something else entirely. "I have to handle something. I'll be right back." He was gone before I could answer. I already knew who was on the other end. — The fever broke two days later. I got up on my own, took my medication, changed the sheets myself. Conrad came back that evening with a bundle of moonflowers — the rare kind that only bloomed in places soaked through with vampire energy. He put them in the vase by my bed.

I said with a sheepish grin, "Besides, we're still on friends-hate-friends-hate phase so I'd rather eat delicious food than spend the night clutching my stomach in pain." Serene rolled her eyes and humorously raise a middle finger aimed towards me, while her other hand was on her hips as she gave me a deadly look, "You know what, Ruby? Fuck you, fuck you hard, bitch. For your information, I followed the recipes from our school's cafeteria helper, and even watched her live kitchen tutorials with my own eyes. These dishes will be edible, I swear to my dead body."

It showed a building with a drive-through window. "This is a Vamp restaurant," he explained. "The menu will include Fusion Cuisine favorites like Chocolood and Blood Lite, but it will also have the new, cheaper mixture. The meals will be warmed up and served quickly." Aya blinked. "A fast-food restaurant?" "Exactly!" Jacob nodded at her. "And with our new mixture of red blood cells and water, it'll be very cheap." "A vampire value meal! What will you call the place? Bat in a Box? Vampire King?" To Aya's surprise, a giggle escaped.