I thought it would be nice to do another vampire story. I like making them, I like reading them. I hope you'll enjoy it too.

For years, humans had thought there was a world that only they knew but a dark world was always there, waiting in the shadows.


Chapter 1: The Existence:

"You believe in vampires don't you?" she asked.

Kairi, Namine, Selphie, and Olette were sitting around talking as their desk sat in the usual circle. Their teacher hadn't shown up yet, being late as usual. Selphie had started the conversation of vampires, trying to convince everyone they were real. To them, Selphie had a different thing to talk about everyday. Namine and Olette believed in the possibility that vampires existed but Kairi wasn't convinced at all. Kairi held her head on her hand, bored. Her eyes lowered more as she looked away from them. She was ready to go home.

"Come on! Vampires do exist! How do you explain all those deaths that happened at night?!" Selphie stated.

"There's a lot that could've happened." Kairi moaned.

"Then how do you explain the bite marks?!"

"Maybe there's some psycho killer on the loose that wants to believe that vampires exist. People are crazy these days."Selphie and Kairi could have the argument for hours. They usually got like that on whatever subject Selphie brought up but it never got as serious as them to stop being friends. There were times when they stopped talking to each other until things blew over. Namine and Olette didn't like to get in the middle of their arguments and tried to stay out of it. As if it was even possible. "What do you guys think?" Namine and Olette looked at each other with worry but then turned back to Kairi and Selphie. "Um? I believe that vampire might actually exist."

"I agree with Namine." They looked over at Kairi who still kept his hand on his face. They couldn't tell if she was getting angry or not. She didn't do anything. One of the things that scared them about Kairi was when she got angry but what scared them more was when she was quiet. Kairi just closed her eyes as her face tensed up. "Whatever. Believe what you wanna believe."

"You would believe if you saw one." Namine and Olette turned their attention toward Selphie as she pointed her index finger up to the ceiling and smiled. Then, she thought about what she had just said. She put her arm down as she wiped the smile off of her face and looked toward the floor. She would never want that to happen. She thoughtif Kairi were to actually see one, she could be killed and that maybe it was best if she didn't.

Kairi stood up from her chair with the same annoyed look. She tossed her bag over her shoulder. She opened her eyes and looked back toward her friends with her cold angry look. "I'm out here. She's not coming. You guys can waste your time here if you want." As she walked out of the door, they watched her, worried.

"Think she's mad?" Selphie asked.

Olette and Namine shrugged their shoulders. "With her, you can never tell." Olette said.

Selphie looked down with her hands in lap. "Still, I would be careful. People are starting to die here too."

Kairi walked down the empty hall and into the music room. Usually when she walked into the music room, she wanted to be alone or at least practicing with her band. Kairi had two sides to her: her nice side and her dark side. On her nice side, she got along with everyone. She had more than just Selphie, Olette, and Namine as her friends but they were the closest to her. She helped people whenever they needed and was head of only a few of her student organizations. Being ahead of the activities committee had its advantages. She could get her band to play at any concert or any dance. Everyone loved the nice side and that's all some people would ever know.

Her dark side only came out when she got angry. Her closest friends were the only ones who has seen it the worse of it, but people in her band and clubs had only seen a taste of how serious she could really get. When ever her band wasn't playing right or she thought something at a meeting wouldn't work, they would hear about it.

She took her guitar case from the corner of the room. If there was one thing you don't mess with, it was her guitar. She could play really well and when she heard a song she liked, she tried to learn the parts of one of the players. She took her black guitar with dark blue strips going off the front and out to the side and sat on the desk. She took her pick and started playing a little until a guy and a girl dressed in dark gothic clothing walked in.

"Any luck yet?" the guy asked.

"No."

They were looking for another guitar player since their fourth member was gone. Rumors had it that he was killed by a vampire one night as he was walking the streets alone on his way home. "Then we'll just practice with what we got. I still haven't found the sound I'm looking for." The girl took out her guitar as the guy went to his drum set and started practicing with Kairi. Until Kairi chose the next guitarist, she decided they weren't going to play in any shows until then.

Later that night, Kairi was sitting in her bed all ready in her pajamas and ready to go to bed. Out of curiosity, she pointed her remote toward the TV and turned it on. The news was all ready on. She could see the news woman in the street with a dead body lying behind her.

"Tonight a woman walking alone was killed out here but not just by any murderer. Look closely at the side of her neck." The camera zoomed in on the side of the woman's neck and showed the two blood filled holes. Kairi held on to her pillow as her eyes widened a little.

"As you can see there was a struggle. Take a look at these claw marks." The camera zoomed toward the woman's side. Her clothes were blood stained as the bottom half of her shirt was torn open. There were very deep claws on her stomach as if the skin was torn apart, enough to see her stomach muscles and parts of her organs. Kairi clinched her teeth a little as her eyes were glued to the blood.

"Usually we wouldn't show a sight like this but we show this as a warning to everyone. We would usually advise for people not to walk alone at night but in this case we advise not to go out if at all possible. Lock all windows and doors and possibly have some sort of vampire protection such as garlic and crosses. If you have any questions, lines will be open to help you."

Behind the news anchor, two paramedics came and covered the woman with a white blanket before they carried her off. Afterwards, a commercial switched on. There was a man trying to sell vampire repellant products. Kairi turned off the TV.

"You gotta be kidding me. Vampires can't really exist right? But then again, did a vampire really do something like that?" Kairi looked down and threw the pillow behind her, wondering why she was holding onto it. She flopped down on her side as she kept her eyes closed, trying not to think about what happened. Within minutes, she fell asleep.

After a few hours, something dark had flew toward her window. Kairi had forgotten to close it all the way and lock it. The dark figure smiled as he could smell her scent from the outside. He slowly pushed the window open and quietly stepped in. It was one of the easiest houses to get into since some of the houses had all ready started putting up things to stop vampires.

As he started walking toward her, she moaned as she slowly opened her eyes, feeling that someone was in her room. Her sight was blurry as she seen the dark person. He leaned toward the side her neck and her eyes widened as she realized what was happening. She brought her knees up and pushed the guy off as hard as she could with her feet.

She stood up as quickly as she could, afraid. She walked back a little toward the wall as he kept his eyes on her. "No way. He can't be a-." He lunged at her and knocked her against the wall while holding onto her wrists. As she fell back, she made sure that her head didn't hit too hard against the wall. She closed her eyes tightly, shaking a little. He headed toward her neck again but she kneed him in the stomach which caused him to let go of her wrists.

She ran from in front of him but he quickly went for her. She turned around as she was running back a little and he reached out his hand, trying to grab her. She tried to avoid the grab as much as possible but he ended up grabbing on to an open spot on her shirt, near her buttons and onto the inside. She lost her balance as her body leaned back on one foot and fell back on her bed. Her shirt ripped open as she fell but he let go, making sure he didn't fall with her.

She wanted to get up but her body wouldn't let her. He grabbed on her wrists as her arms were beside her head and climbed on top of her holding her legs down with his own. She kept her eyes closed tight as she kept struggling to get up.

"You're a fighter. I guess we're going to have to do this another way." he whispered.

She struggled even less as she was getting tired and her head was turned to the side. She kept thinking of how she didn't want to end up like the woman she saw on TV. He grabbed her under her chin and turned her head toward him. He pressed his lips against hers which caught her by surprise. Soon her body calmed down as she started falling into his trap, enjoying the seductive kiss. Her body relaxed and his legs got off hers as she could feel them struggling to move. He could tell what her legs wanted to do. She moved her legs to the point where her knees were bending and close to his waist.

He let go of her wrists and put his fingers through her hair, grabbing on tightly to the strands. Her arms went around his neck. Her hands moved up to his hair. Her head turned over, revealing the side of her neck. He opened his mouth, his bright fangs showing through the darkness. He tried to bite down but something was holding his mouth from sinking his fangs into her skin. Her eyes shot opened realizing what was going on. Her body remained still as it was frozen in fear.

He back away from her. She looked surprised as she watched him stand up. He walked toward the window. "Wait. Why didn't you…do it?" He closed his eyes as he smiled and pushed his bangs up a little. "You know. I don't even know either. There's something keeping me from biting you. Not because I didn't want to." He climbed out of the window, thinking that it might have been a waste of time but at the same time something was strange about that girl.

Kairi laid there, still paralyzed about what happened. Now, there wasn't a doubt in her mind vampires existed.