Interview With a Vampire

by AsInspirationHits

My name is Kairi Paopu, and I have sat in the living room of two vampires to listen and write down their life stories. I intend to become my own Anne Rice; I intend to convince my small-town that vampires are harmless. My name is Kairi Paopu, and I may be partially insane for going through with this. Akuroku from Kairi's point of view. Warnings inside. T for now.

1. Epilogue

A/N:

Thanks for reading!
This story does contain boyxboy, so if you don't like it, please don't read!
There will definitely be violence, but a sex-scene is really undertermined, seeing as it's a little pointless to the story.

Anytime there is a chapter without Kairi, and in a different setting, it is either Axel or Roxas' flashback, but I'll try to make that clear.

Thanks again!

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My old, beaten Ford truck crunches over the gravel driveway as I pull up to a quiet house perched just before the beginning of the woods, trees densely placed behind the old, cabin-like home. I double checked the address, even though I'd be a fool to think any other houses were within a mile of this place. Taking a nervous breath, I reached into the passenger's side and unceremoniously tugged the bag over my shoulder, dragging myself out of the car, not bothering to lock it. I was well aware of the terrible stigmas vampires had, and that's why I was determined to visit them – there's no species that's more mysterious, and I've never met a vampire, let alone two, that were willing to share their story; this was by far going to get me an A on my final project.

I hesitated at the door, my nerves starting to kick in at full gear. I took a few more deep breaths, trying my best not to give in to all the rumors floating about – this was a small, judgmental town; of course these people would make up nonsense stories about vampires – right?

The year was 2020, vampires had come out of hiding in 2013, to be recognized as a peaceful species. It'd taken time, but the US, as well as most European country, had agreed to give them few rights, but not much else. There's yet to be a human death by a vampire, but most say that's because people are too scared to testify. Such a big change was eerie to the human race, and it was even eerier that the vampires had so harmlessly melded their way out of the shadows. Most are still terrified of them, some find them repulsive, but there are a few out there like me, who simply find them a kind, fascinating, much more developed race.

My name is Kairi Paopu, I'm a journalist major in my last stretch of college, and taking after my idol, Anne Rice, I'd have an interview with a vampire.