Prologue

Sebastian came into the study after his master had rang for him. "You rang, my lord."

"Yes. I have planned to have a Halloween party. I am sure your daughters would agree to that," Ciel said as he looked at some of his papers.

"We'll like what," Angel asked as she came into the room with Scarla close on her heels.

"Ciel's planning on having a Halloween party."

Scarla perked up. "Can we invite our boyfriends?"

"NO," Sebastian said at the same time Ciel said "Of course."

"Thank you young master," they said in unison before running out of the room to prepare on the plans.

Sebastian sighed as he glared at Ciel. There were times when he wanted to kill the brat, he meant his master. "Why did you have to agree to allow their boyfriends to come?"

"I think it will be fun. Besides, their boyfriends are also immortal so it makes more sense for you to get used to them at a party that your daughters plan than having you blast them when you first meet them." He then turned back to Sebastian with a smirk on his face. "Also, this is an order. You cannot kill your daughter's boyfriends."

"I really hate you," Sebastian said as he left the room to find his daughters.

He finally found them in the garden with Finnie cutting white roses. "What are you doing?" he asked them as he picked up one of the roses.

Angel put the rose that she had just cut in the basket. "We're going to put the roses in water that has been died dark purple so that by Halloween they look black."

Scarla stood up and continued the explanation. "Then we will weave them around the mansion and in the ballroom." Scarla, Angel and Finnie each grabbed two full baskets and made their way into the foyer. "Mey-Rinn, we need the vases," she shouted to the maid who was crossing the corridor near the stairs.

"Right," she said before she scurried off to get them.

"Father, go around and remove all of the regular flowers and have Bardroy bring the food coloring from the kitchen," Angel said as she ran off to help May-Rinn.

He shook his head and sighed. This was going to be a long three days.