“Will it hurt?” she asked.
He sighed.
He pulled away and looked her sternly in the eye. She wasn't trying to be
difficult, really she wasn't.
He thought
for a moment. “It's like getting a shot. Just little pin pricks.”
She
shivered in mock fear. She really didn't like shots, but that wasn't enough to
dissuade her.
She nodded and
took a deep breath. She was ready. He was tired. He just wanted to get this
over with.
He again
made his approach. He gently moved away some hair that had fallen on to her
neck. He breathed in her fragrant taste. He silently parted his lips. He gently
pressed his mouth to the surface of her neck.
“How will
it feel after, when it happens?”
He pushed
away as he threw his hands into the air. “You aren't serious about this. You
don't really want it.”
She shook
her head frantically. “No, no, I want it, really. I'm sorry. I'm just nervous.”
He looked at
her from the corner of his eye. She played with a piece of her short hair
without looking at him. He sighed again. She was such a tiresome girl.
“Listen
Love, afterwards there will be some pain, but I'll be with you, and we'll be
together forever. So what have you got to be worried about?”
He made his
approach again. He pulled her hands to her waist. He paused for a moment
expecting some other imbecilic question.
“Love,” she
said in a dreamy far off sort of way.
He almost
laughed at how pathetic she sounded. “Love.”
He pushed
away the hair from her neck. He parted his lips ever so much. He breathed
deeply her fresh virgin scent.
“Love,” she
breathed again.
He smiled
to her slender pale neck. Gently he kissed the nape of her neck. Her heart
fluttered like a little butterfly in her chest. His smile widened. She was
almost too easy. He opened his jaws wider. She did not move, too entranced by love. He licked the skin over the carotid. Still she did not move. He paused for a moment, waiting
for terror, or second guessing, but still she did not move.
His next
move was lightning fast. He clamped down upon her neck, sinking in is fangs.
She squeaked in surprise and pain. It wasn't like getting a shot, not at all.
She wanted very much for him to stop, but he didn't. She told herself, 'soon
it'll be time and he'll stop,' but he didn't. She began to panic. She started
to try and pull away but every attempt only made his grip tighter. She kept
struggling until she had no strength to fight any more. She wanted to get away,
but her limbs wouldn't cooperate. She couldn't move at all.
She started
to feel very warm. Everything was fuzzy. Her whole body was numb. Her thoughts
floated on a sea of cotton. His bite stopped hurting. The light around her began to
blur and sway. Soon she couldn't really see anything at all. She felt very
strange. She couldn't really explain it. It was a feeling of complete comfort.
She felt warm and safe and comfortable in her sea of fuzz. She started to
forget everything, because there was nothing but the fuzziness. She was happy.
She didn't really have 'thought' any more. Only fuzziness. She couldn't
remember her own name. Just the fuzziness
and then the world went black.
"The stroke of death is as a lovers pinch, Which hurts and is dersired" ~Shakespeare
"The stroke of death is as a lovers pinch, Which hurts and is dersired" ~Shakespeare
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