Crimson Moon

My mind had been frantic throughout out the night. I had done something unforgivable not to mention killing a vampire in the process. Wasn't I supposed to not be able to feel love or to care? Wasn't I supposed to be unfeeling, unnerving?I could still seer her cowering in fear under his grip. She had looked at me like I was a red horned demon from hell.The heavy weights of guilt, sadness and fear had been thrown over me. I was careful to burn the clothes I wore in an alley before returning home. I was oozing of Dawn.I could still feel the heat from her body, her delicate lips inbetween my own. But all those warm thoughts were dissolved by the thrilling sight of the vampire as he disintegrated into the air. Before yesterday I wouldn't have thought I could kill, and with such ease it only took about a second to do it. But I did I for Dawn. I couldn't let her slip away from me under the arms of that delusional vampire. I heaved out a heavy breath, trying to calm

I looked at her skin glow under the sun light. Her golden hair flowed like a gold river down her head. Her smooth skin and deep dimples made her look perfect. My dreams were filled with her warm scent. My cold heart was immediately filled with warmth at the mere thought of Dawn. Dawn was just a human girl yet to me she was like a bright star in my dark cold heart.I had cherished every moment of yesterday, every moment that I basked in her sweet scent.I sat on the couch. I had taken a short walk around the block but I saw no sign of Dawn. I hadn’t even picked up the slightest traces of her sweet scent. I had returned home before anyone would notice.I was sitting on one of the sofas, waiting for Jhan to come back from wherever he went so I could bombard him with the mountain of questions I had mentally piled. I was still in pyjamas, the light blue colour of the material gave a nice contrast to my dark skin.Yesterday I had heard Jhan tell the other that I

THURSDAYI stared at the passing cars. Every red one pulled my gaze along with it until it was out of sight. I had been waiting for twenty minutes now, counting the passing seconds in my head and keeping track of every minute that went by. I was sure she would soon jog pass or drive by. I was waiting. I was patient. house was just around the corner, I would see her as soon as she rounds the—"Hey."I jumped, killer instincts ready to attack, but as my gaze fell into hers my bones turned to jelly.I clutched my stomach as her scent filled my nostrils, strong, living, lively. My human mate had no idea what influence she had over me."Are you alright?" she asked. Her voice calm.'How did she... Why did she turn around the block?' I asked myself. I was too concentrated on the road I hadn't heard her come up on me.Her sweet scent was beginning to overwhelm me, I needed to block it out.Tia had gave me a small white towel that was

 CONTINUATION…These were the far outskirts of the town. No vampire activities were carried out her because of human campers Tia had told me. This area was supposed to be a safe place for humans, very far away from the main town. But as I looked into the red glinted gaze of the vampire that had his fingers so tightly wrapped around Dawn's necks she could barely breath, fear enveloped me. I stood up slowly, my canines where visible under the moon light now, protruding from my upper lip and I was sure the same red glint was fixed into my pupils.Watching Dawn in fear like this sparked a protective instinct in me. It made me want to protect her."Let her go!" I shouted across the distance, finding a new bravery to confront this anonymous vampire.The boy, who was about to stick his inch long fangs into her throat looked up.He hissed. "She's kill—""She's my kill!" I bellowed, muscled tensed, ready to fight him for her

 SATURDAYDawn’s house was just a block away from ours. Easy for me to get there and back without anyone noticing. Our part of town was directly connected to the other human populated areas. Seeing her again yesterday had triggered the need I had for her. The need for her warmth and nice scent. The same scent that turned me to an animal.I had been perched by the window since we returned home. Waiting to see if she'd pass by again but I was sure she knew better than to do so. Jhan came home late yesterday but left early for a patrol this morning, and Jereum had walked Leya to school—something he started doing after she helped him with the wounds he sustained from the tyrants, he and Leya were actually beginning to get along quite often.Leya's cover up was enough to deceive Tia to thinking I was fully over my likeness for Dawn. I couldn't thank the little vampire girl enough for what she has done for me, she had even once told me that I