Here is another story I decided to write. I think this one is better than my other story I wrote. Still though I hope you guys enjoy it all the same.

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I don't remember much of my childhood except it was extremely painful and I had the scars to prove it. Kaien, my adoptive father, only told me I had a run in with some extremely bad people and they were gone. How else, at the time, did you explain to a child that vampires had you locked up in a basement and they used you as a food supply and their entertainment? Kaien refused to go into explicated details of what they done to me and he definitely didn't tell me anything about my parents. That led me to believe that they were apart of whatever that took place in my childhood, but the only good thing that came out of it was that I didn't remember. The bad part was there was nothing but a gap in a memory and I truly felt that I would get no peace if I didn't remember. I needed to remember, but my mind wouldn't let me, so I had no choice but to move forward.

I was seven when I was adopted by Kaien and even then I barely remember my time there during the first eight months. I spent my time healing and crying, but Kaien and my adoptive sister were very patient with me. My sister, Yuki, was the same as me, we didn't remember anything of our childhood, but that was the only thing that brought us together and separated us as well. My senses were really high, I could see, hear, smell, things better than others, so Yuki smell and her aura always threw me off. It was kind of like the boy, Kaname Kuran.

When I told Kaien about what I was sensing, he decided that I should at least know who Kaname really was and his plans for the future. What Kaien told me surprised me and needless to say it triggered a few things in my memories that left me terrified of Kaname for the remainder of the year, before somehow Kaname manage to coax me back to him. Kaname still scared me, but I knew deep down that he truly does care for us.

Then we met him, Zero. He looked fragile yet he was holding himself together, much better than I did when I first came around. Instead of being impressed, I felt sorry for him.

"Zero and his family were attacked by vampires so I hope you girls make him feel at home." Kaien said his eyes and body language said much more. I was able to guess that since he was here alone without the rest of his family, I assumed he was the only survivor. So I told Yuki to go fix a room for him and I helped him with his bath.

"I'm going to remove your jacket to clean the blood off your neck do you mind," Zero said nothing and I took it as a yes. I almost flinched at the amount of blood on his neck so it was obvious that he was bitten, but what confused me that he had no bite marks. I should know because I still had bite marks on my body. However, I said nothing, maybe he was a quick healer or maybe vampire bites tends to disappear, but my sense were tingling and he had the same aura that Kaname carried. He too was a vampire. So was he attacked by his own people?

After putting him and Yuki to rest, I went to go talk Kaien and asked him. "He's a vampire?" Kaien mouth dropped. There were still things about me that wasn't solved so it was an even bigger mystery to why I can identify vampires and I wasn't trained to do so. But instead of question how I knew, he just answered my question, "Yes Zero is a vampire now, he was attacked by a pureblood vampire and he is going to undergo a lot of changes so I hope that you can support him from now on." I nodded not quite sure to at the time to what I was agreeing to, but it wasn't going to be an easy task. I can live with the thought of vampires around because I can't remember what they did to me. No memory, no vendetta. Zero on the other hand has plenty to be angry and vengeful about because he remembers and he possibly watched his family die in front of him.

I predicted at the time there was going to be a lot of hostility between him and the vampires that crosses his path, before a fight eventually break out, but I was more concern about how many vampires would rise against him and eventually slaughter him. He was only one person.

True to my prediction, he already started a fight and he went straight to the big boss, Kaname. I think for the first time I feared for somebody. I stood in front of Zero incase Kaname did something, he would have to go through me to get to him, and Kaname wasn't the one to do unnecessary things unless it benefitted him and the ones closed to him. So Kaname didn't do anything, in fact I think he was a little sad that I took up for Zero instead of him, so I apologized later with a cake and letter.

I believe that it was winter at the time. Yeah it was snowing that particular day when Kaien decided to drop the V-bomb on us. And to say that Zero wasn't happy was an understatement and to be honest I wasn't exactly thrill either. Kaien wanted to have vampires and humans go to school together. He wanted humans and vampires to be able to live together in peace. I for one didn't think that was going to happen. But Kaien insist that it could happen and the movement started so we could complain all we wanted it was going to happen.

Yuki didn't exercise caution like Zero and I did when it came to vampires so one of us always had to be at her side every time she got near Kaname. It wasn't Kaname that I didn't trust, but I know Yuki was something more to him that I was able and still able to comprehend; hence, I didn't want her to stray too far at his side, now that he was surrounded by twenty plus more vampires. I trusted Ichijo, Kaname right hand man, as I jokingly put it more than the other vampires. He was more…human than the rest so I find myself confiding in him more and I think that made Kaname jealousy for reason that I didn't understand.

The transition between vampires slowly blending into our lives was a success as usual. They looked like us, except more beautiful, so it wouldn't be hard for them to be one of us. Vampires. What are they truly?

Yuki refused to grasp the concept that she needed to be more careful with other vampires. Every so often she would go to the Moon Dorm and disturb the other vampires and occasionally make them angry. I think jealous might be a better word. It's one thing for a pureblood like Kaname give his attention to somebody else, but for it to be a human it infuriated them, to make things worse he care more for her than he cared for them. And just like how I know, they know that if anything ever happened to Yuki, Kaname would turn the whole world upside down just to save her. And that notion put her in a semi-bad place for them.

I remember the day Yuki came crying to me and it was on the tip of my tongue to tell her 'I told you so,' when she ended stumbling upon Kaname sucking another vampire blood. The sight frightened her so much that she didn't go back to the Moon Dorm and I didn't bother to comfort her, because this was what I wanted her to stop doing, but unfortunately her careless behavior didn't stop there, but at least she avoided them now and Kaname visited her instead of the other way around.

But sooner or later we were going to be deeply more involved than ever before and that day did come when Kaien told us that we were to be the school guardians.