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The Girl All The Boys Want To Dance With
0 reviewsKatie starts to realize where she's at, and she confesses something to Alex she never would've thought.
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While slashing and bashing through the bedroom I understand something that I didn’t before, this was better for me in everyway. I am stronger, faster and more gruesome to everything, and everybody who turned me wrong. This is my key hole, and I’m taking it. I see a big, thick pillow and suddenly I am forced to check it out. I walk over to it and whip the dust off of my clothes, which is already covered in blood. I uncover a small girl clenching a purple teddy bear. I looked at it weird but laughed at the girl when I discovered she wasn’t little, she no less then fifteen years old.
“A fifteen year old and her teddy bear,” I growled. “That’s absolutely precious.” She turned away and I licked my chops like a dog. I didn’t recognize this feeling, but I didn’t care, I was hungry. Right before I lunged I felt something hold me back. A big, cold, muscular hand took a hold of my shoulder and turned me around with no trouble. His face was the same perfect shape it was when I saw him for the first time. I stopped feeling hungry when I felt Alex’s breath on my face.
“Stop it Katie.”
Waking up from this one wasn’t how I usually wake. It was the first time in a while that I couldn’t help but gasp for air. I shot up in my soft bed that was new to my taste. I laughed at my joke that I didn’t mean to make. I brought my knees to my chest and tried to think about my dream with deeper thought then I usually did. Who was that girl? Why did I recognize the bear? Why did Alex stop me? These questions and more ran through my head. Suddenly it started to slip from me. My dream was being lost. I shot out of bed and quickly through on my sweater.
Tip toeing through the mansion was easy, but it was the creaky door that the difficult part. The house at home was the loudest door I have ever heard before. I’m used to sneaking out, but I don’t have an oversized window this time. I came up to the door and scanned over its hinges. They were shiny silver and the swing door looked perfect. I nudged it with my finger and listened; silence. I pushed on it more and it swung open with ease. I turned around and closed it silently behind me. I waited to make sure I wasn’t being followed then started jogging to the bus. I hopped in and found my journal quickly; I was showing it to Alex earlier. I opened it and wrote down all of what I remembered. I read over it and thought of the ways I was going to show Alex about this one. I wonder if I should tell him, if I do it would bring up a good conversation, but he might see it as an excuse to talk about him being in my dreams. I shook my head and yawned remembering that it was three in the morning. I stepped down from the bus, locked it, and clenched my diary to my chest.
“What’s that you have?” The voice came from behind me. I gasped and turned around to see a crouched figure on top of the bus. “A little diary I presume?” He jumped down and landed a couple feet away from me. I regretted leaving my flail in my bag under my new bed. “That’s adorable.” My eyes opened wide and my breath froze like a dead lump in my throat. He took more steps towards me and I couldn’t believe how scared I was. Pete was telling me about the most gruesome of stories, but when it came to actually seeing one in person; well that’s a different story. I wanted to say I was with Kain, Alex, Pete, anybody, but I couldn’t bring myself to doing it.
His face was just like in my dreams. From a distance I could see the reflection of the moon on his face. He has raggedy black hair and his eyes shined bright red, which is what I haven’t seen ever before. I heard about how human killers’ eyes turned red instead of the sleek silver that suits Pete. His smile was just what I had expected from a hungry vampire; just as wide, sharp and most of all stained with blood. His clothes were… well his skin was being reflected as well as his face. His bare chest and cut jeans were what I hadn’t expected. All the vampires I’ve ever seen dressed just like a human so they could blend in easily, but I guess in an area where everyone is either a vampire or a hunter there’s no point to blend in. He smiled and suddenly he was in front of my face. I kept my face fixated on the bus so I wouldn’t meet his gaze.
“It’s not like I’ll burn you.” I gasped and was forced to look up at him. He took my face with his hand and looked into my eyes. “Wow,” he said. He must be a mind reader. “Good guess,” he said. I closed my eyes and turned away.
“Asentio,” somebody else was screaming. I turned around and tried to take a few steps back. A body appeared in front of me, blocking the vampire from me. “Don’t touch her,” he said,
“Why? So you could save her for yourself…” he trailed off into his own world listening to the man’s thoughts. “I didn’t know Alex.” I stumbled back when I didn’t see a tree root growing above ground. I landed on my back and hit my head. I was fine, but Alex came running to me in a flash.
“Katie,” he whispered. I sat up and rubbed my head. “Are you ok?” I took his arm as an anchor and looked up at him. He smiled and helped me up. I never let go of my journal within this situation.
“Why couldn’t I see that she was with you?”
“Maybe because she had other things on her mind,” he said loudly. He hugged me to his chest and his cold skin soothed my face. My face was beet red because of my heart rate racing a million miles a minute. He knew other vampires, and I will be training with other vampires tomorrow. I’m in for a big shock.
Alex walked me back to my room, and in the long minutes of five, I was silent. He held me close to him every step of the way and, only passing Kain, I didn’t see anybody else. Alex said my brother and the others were catching up with the other vampires and probably beating them up. We got to my room and I slid the journal underneath my mattress right away. I hoped that he didn’t see it, and wouldn’t bring it up, but, as always, I was wrong. I took off my sweater and placed it on the chair next to the bed. I sat down and brought my knees to my chest like I always did when I was pondering something. It was so quiet in my room I just figured that Alex had left, but when I laid my head down sideways he placed his cold, rough, dead hand on my shoulder and pulled me up, I knew I had some explaining to do. He smirked and let me go, letting my head fall and pick back up. I didn’t know what to say, so it was best to just let him have the first words. He looked down and held his own chin with his fingers. He laughed then sat down in front of me on my bed.
“Ok,” he started. “I’ve only known you for not even a day, and even I know you’re not that stupid to go outside,” he paused and took a breath. “In the middle of the night,” He took another breath. “Not to mention we’re in the middle of a VAMPIRE training grounds.” I didn’t know if I was suppose to laugh or not, so I just sighed and untangled my legs and reached for my journal. I looked back up at him and he had a smile on his face, so he was just trying to lighten the mood, but I was not in a laughing mood. Facing a vampire, and just for me being stupid, it makes you uneasy and queasy. He lost his smile when I handed him my journal and didn’t want to look him in the eye. He took it and didn’t know what to do.
“I’m sorry,” I said. I looked up at him and had to find where my brain left to. I stuttered and got back to place. His confused and upset face made me nervous and unsure if it was a good idea to show him. “I wasn’t thinking about the vampire part, just the part where I was losing it.” He snapped his head up from the journal and at me. He knew what I meant. He opened the journal to the latest entry and started seeking for the answers he hunted for. I almost giggled to myself for my remark, but stopped myself due to the seriousness of the situation. It didn’t take him long to skim through it and look back at me. He closed my dreams and set it on the bed.
“I didn’t know you…” he trailed off. I couldn’t look at him. I hugged my knees again and wanted to cry, but stopped myself. He took my shoulders and I looked at him.
“You don’t have to say anything. I understand if you don’t want to be anything but my trainer.” He stopped me. His eyes pierced through me like a steak stabbing my heart; I couldn’t see it, but he was doing something, not like awesome vampire powers, but something that I’ve been waiting for my whole life. He was listening to me and understanding. He smiled and bared his teeth to me.
“You are the most…” he struggled to find enough words. “Courageous, fearless human I’ve ever seen.” He dropped my shoulders and hit his hand with his fist. “I mean, how can a human being honestly see what you have, live with what was meant her enemy, live with the dreams and danger, and not go crazy? I’ve seen vampires go insane, and it has never gotten as bad as your story. You’re incredible, and head strong.” I couldn’t help but blush at all the complements he’s given me. I used to get a complement on how I look, or how awesome my brother was, but never on who I really was. This was so overwhelming, and heart breaking. He treats me better then my brother does, and I’ve only known him for a couple of hours. Is this what it’s like to have a crush?
His face started to get closer to mine and his face sparkled with the beauty I didn’t see until now, he was a vampire, but he was truly something more then that. He closed his eyes and I inched my face forward. He did the rest. His lips covered mine and his cold mouth made my lips go numb. I didn’t know what I was doing, but he sure did. He seemed to roll his body starting with his waist and scooped me closer. His hand ended up on the back of my neck trying to pull me in more as our lips worked in sync. My hands worked their way up to his face while my legs started to straighten. While we repositioned I felt his lips part questioningly. I stopped and parted our faces. The thought finally came over me that I should’ve thought from the beginning. What will Pete think? He wouldn’t approve of this, and I know he won’t let me come back to train.
“What’s wrong?” he asked. I didn’t know what to say.
“Pete,” was all I could choke out. He looked down and away.
“You’re right.” He sat up and wiped his mouth with his pointer finger. The way he was sitting made him look like a god. He was looking away from me towards the door and I knew what he was thinking. We saw Kain on the way in; he could tell Pete that I was up this late. He started to get worried, and if Pete did find out, this would be my last chance to do anything. I got up on my knees and used my hand to whip his head to me. I looked down to him and passionately kissed his beautiful white lips. I slowly started to lie back in my bed and he followed my body down. He pressed his face to mine and his hand wandered up and down the curve of my back while my legs wrapped around his waist. I couldn’t take it anymore; I parted my lips and let him enter my mouth. His icy taste made me shiver. This was amazing, and I didn’t want it to stop.
I woke up slowly and calmly. Under the covers I was warm and cold at the same time. Alex’s chest helped me remember what happened, and his arm around me helped sooth the pain that came back to me last night. I could feel dry blood that seeped through the tape over night. I looked up and noticed him looking down at me. I forgot, vampires didn’t sleep, and Alex watched me all night. I hugged him closer to me and when he mimicked me, I flinched away. My back started to throb and I was worried the smell of my blood would stir up the vampire I have yet to see in him. I quickly got up and tried to get away before it was too late, but he stopped me. He pulled me back in and hugged me. I closed my eyes, afraid to see it all happen. This was it, all because of my teenage hormones, I was going to die.
~A.N.~ Ok, so this chapter was really personal for me, because I based this off of something that just recently happened and I was so happy and I felt on top of the world. Now before you think something, no, I did NOT have sex. But those who have felt what it's like to be inlove understand that feeling. The feeling of total freedom, and nothing can stop you. I dedicate this chapter to my true love,
I love you Marcus.
“A fifteen year old and her teddy bear,” I growled. “That’s absolutely precious.” She turned away and I licked my chops like a dog. I didn’t recognize this feeling, but I didn’t care, I was hungry. Right before I lunged I felt something hold me back. A big, cold, muscular hand took a hold of my shoulder and turned me around with no trouble. His face was the same perfect shape it was when I saw him for the first time. I stopped feeling hungry when I felt Alex’s breath on my face.
“Stop it Katie.”
Waking up from this one wasn’t how I usually wake. It was the first time in a while that I couldn’t help but gasp for air. I shot up in my soft bed that was new to my taste. I laughed at my joke that I didn’t mean to make. I brought my knees to my chest and tried to think about my dream with deeper thought then I usually did. Who was that girl? Why did I recognize the bear? Why did Alex stop me? These questions and more ran through my head. Suddenly it started to slip from me. My dream was being lost. I shot out of bed and quickly through on my sweater.
Tip toeing through the mansion was easy, but it was the creaky door that the difficult part. The house at home was the loudest door I have ever heard before. I’m used to sneaking out, but I don’t have an oversized window this time. I came up to the door and scanned over its hinges. They were shiny silver and the swing door looked perfect. I nudged it with my finger and listened; silence. I pushed on it more and it swung open with ease. I turned around and closed it silently behind me. I waited to make sure I wasn’t being followed then started jogging to the bus. I hopped in and found my journal quickly; I was showing it to Alex earlier. I opened it and wrote down all of what I remembered. I read over it and thought of the ways I was going to show Alex about this one. I wonder if I should tell him, if I do it would bring up a good conversation, but he might see it as an excuse to talk about him being in my dreams. I shook my head and yawned remembering that it was three in the morning. I stepped down from the bus, locked it, and clenched my diary to my chest.
“What’s that you have?” The voice came from behind me. I gasped and turned around to see a crouched figure on top of the bus. “A little diary I presume?” He jumped down and landed a couple feet away from me. I regretted leaving my flail in my bag under my new bed. “That’s adorable.” My eyes opened wide and my breath froze like a dead lump in my throat. He took more steps towards me and I couldn’t believe how scared I was. Pete was telling me about the most gruesome of stories, but when it came to actually seeing one in person; well that’s a different story. I wanted to say I was with Kain, Alex, Pete, anybody, but I couldn’t bring myself to doing it.
His face was just like in my dreams. From a distance I could see the reflection of the moon on his face. He has raggedy black hair and his eyes shined bright red, which is what I haven’t seen ever before. I heard about how human killers’ eyes turned red instead of the sleek silver that suits Pete. His smile was just what I had expected from a hungry vampire; just as wide, sharp and most of all stained with blood. His clothes were… well his skin was being reflected as well as his face. His bare chest and cut jeans were what I hadn’t expected. All the vampires I’ve ever seen dressed just like a human so they could blend in easily, but I guess in an area where everyone is either a vampire or a hunter there’s no point to blend in. He smiled and suddenly he was in front of my face. I kept my face fixated on the bus so I wouldn’t meet his gaze.
“It’s not like I’ll burn you.” I gasped and was forced to look up at him. He took my face with his hand and looked into my eyes. “Wow,” he said. He must be a mind reader. “Good guess,” he said. I closed my eyes and turned away.
“Asentio,” somebody else was screaming. I turned around and tried to take a few steps back. A body appeared in front of me, blocking the vampire from me. “Don’t touch her,” he said,
“Why? So you could save her for yourself…” he trailed off into his own world listening to the man’s thoughts. “I didn’t know Alex.” I stumbled back when I didn’t see a tree root growing above ground. I landed on my back and hit my head. I was fine, but Alex came running to me in a flash.
“Katie,” he whispered. I sat up and rubbed my head. “Are you ok?” I took his arm as an anchor and looked up at him. He smiled and helped me up. I never let go of my journal within this situation.
“Why couldn’t I see that she was with you?”
“Maybe because she had other things on her mind,” he said loudly. He hugged me to his chest and his cold skin soothed my face. My face was beet red because of my heart rate racing a million miles a minute. He knew other vampires, and I will be training with other vampires tomorrow. I’m in for a big shock.
Alex walked me back to my room, and in the long minutes of five, I was silent. He held me close to him every step of the way and, only passing Kain, I didn’t see anybody else. Alex said my brother and the others were catching up with the other vampires and probably beating them up. We got to my room and I slid the journal underneath my mattress right away. I hoped that he didn’t see it, and wouldn’t bring it up, but, as always, I was wrong. I took off my sweater and placed it on the chair next to the bed. I sat down and brought my knees to my chest like I always did when I was pondering something. It was so quiet in my room I just figured that Alex had left, but when I laid my head down sideways he placed his cold, rough, dead hand on my shoulder and pulled me up, I knew I had some explaining to do. He smirked and let me go, letting my head fall and pick back up. I didn’t know what to say, so it was best to just let him have the first words. He looked down and held his own chin with his fingers. He laughed then sat down in front of me on my bed.
“Ok,” he started. “I’ve only known you for not even a day, and even I know you’re not that stupid to go outside,” he paused and took a breath. “In the middle of the night,” He took another breath. “Not to mention we’re in the middle of a VAMPIRE training grounds.” I didn’t know if I was suppose to laugh or not, so I just sighed and untangled my legs and reached for my journal. I looked back up at him and he had a smile on his face, so he was just trying to lighten the mood, but I was not in a laughing mood. Facing a vampire, and just for me being stupid, it makes you uneasy and queasy. He lost his smile when I handed him my journal and didn’t want to look him in the eye. He took it and didn’t know what to do.
“I’m sorry,” I said. I looked up at him and had to find where my brain left to. I stuttered and got back to place. His confused and upset face made me nervous and unsure if it was a good idea to show him. “I wasn’t thinking about the vampire part, just the part where I was losing it.” He snapped his head up from the journal and at me. He knew what I meant. He opened the journal to the latest entry and started seeking for the answers he hunted for. I almost giggled to myself for my remark, but stopped myself due to the seriousness of the situation. It didn’t take him long to skim through it and look back at me. He closed my dreams and set it on the bed.
“I didn’t know you…” he trailed off. I couldn’t look at him. I hugged my knees again and wanted to cry, but stopped myself. He took my shoulders and I looked at him.
“You don’t have to say anything. I understand if you don’t want to be anything but my trainer.” He stopped me. His eyes pierced through me like a steak stabbing my heart; I couldn’t see it, but he was doing something, not like awesome vampire powers, but something that I’ve been waiting for my whole life. He was listening to me and understanding. He smiled and bared his teeth to me.
“You are the most…” he struggled to find enough words. “Courageous, fearless human I’ve ever seen.” He dropped my shoulders and hit his hand with his fist. “I mean, how can a human being honestly see what you have, live with what was meant her enemy, live with the dreams and danger, and not go crazy? I’ve seen vampires go insane, and it has never gotten as bad as your story. You’re incredible, and head strong.” I couldn’t help but blush at all the complements he’s given me. I used to get a complement on how I look, or how awesome my brother was, but never on who I really was. This was so overwhelming, and heart breaking. He treats me better then my brother does, and I’ve only known him for a couple of hours. Is this what it’s like to have a crush?
His face started to get closer to mine and his face sparkled with the beauty I didn’t see until now, he was a vampire, but he was truly something more then that. He closed his eyes and I inched my face forward. He did the rest. His lips covered mine and his cold mouth made my lips go numb. I didn’t know what I was doing, but he sure did. He seemed to roll his body starting with his waist and scooped me closer. His hand ended up on the back of my neck trying to pull me in more as our lips worked in sync. My hands worked their way up to his face while my legs started to straighten. While we repositioned I felt his lips part questioningly. I stopped and parted our faces. The thought finally came over me that I should’ve thought from the beginning. What will Pete think? He wouldn’t approve of this, and I know he won’t let me come back to train.
“What’s wrong?” he asked. I didn’t know what to say.
“Pete,” was all I could choke out. He looked down and away.
“You’re right.” He sat up and wiped his mouth with his pointer finger. The way he was sitting made him look like a god. He was looking away from me towards the door and I knew what he was thinking. We saw Kain on the way in; he could tell Pete that I was up this late. He started to get worried, and if Pete did find out, this would be my last chance to do anything. I got up on my knees and used my hand to whip his head to me. I looked down to him and passionately kissed his beautiful white lips. I slowly started to lie back in my bed and he followed my body down. He pressed his face to mine and his hand wandered up and down the curve of my back while my legs wrapped around his waist. I couldn’t take it anymore; I parted my lips and let him enter my mouth. His icy taste made me shiver. This was amazing, and I didn’t want it to stop.
I woke up slowly and calmly. Under the covers I was warm and cold at the same time. Alex’s chest helped me remember what happened, and his arm around me helped sooth the pain that came back to me last night. I could feel dry blood that seeped through the tape over night. I looked up and noticed him looking down at me. I forgot, vampires didn’t sleep, and Alex watched me all night. I hugged him closer to me and when he mimicked me, I flinched away. My back started to throb and I was worried the smell of my blood would stir up the vampire I have yet to see in him. I quickly got up and tried to get away before it was too late, but he stopped me. He pulled me back in and hugged me. I closed my eyes, afraid to see it all happen. This was it, all because of my teenage hormones, I was going to die.
~A.N.~ Ok, so this chapter was really personal for me, because I based this off of something that just recently happened and I was so happy and I felt on top of the world. Now before you think something, no, I did NOT have sex. But those who have felt what it's like to be inlove understand that feeling. The feeling of total freedom, and nothing can stop you. I dedicate this chapter to my true love,
I love you Marcus.
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