I hadn't seen Edward at school since then. It partly had something to do with that I was ill,but I knew there was something fishy going on. My mother brought up some homework books to my room for me to do, but reading was good for me, so I got stuck in. I was reading a myth book, about werewolves, pixes, elves, and vampires. I knew by now that Edward could not be a normal human, so I decided to do some investigating. I had an idea that he was a zombie,
he almost qualified as one in one of the books I had read, Generation Dead.

I had a dream about the three adults I had seen in the woods, there was something unusual about them. They all glared at me, shouting, daring me to run, but my legs were stiff. They reached out to touch me, when I awoke from my slumber, covered in sweat. I clutched my heart, checking there was still movement. My head hung down in shock and I could feel the tears streaming down my face. My book was open, which caught my eye; I was sure that I had closed the book.
I hauled myself off the bed, being carefull to be quiet. I closed the book now, as if it was giving off a foul smell. I looked around carefully, smoothing my fingers around my mouth. I knew somebody was there, and I couldn't help but call out, I didn't know it had been me at first.

It was the female I had saw in the woods. Her eyes were gleaming red, which matched her amazing hair. I backed away, sensing danger. She reached out, but restrained herself.
" So your the one I saw in the woods the other day." She said to me, barely loud enough for me to hear. "My, you are something."

She ran a finger down my stringy, short black hair, licking her lips. My body was in freeze again, as if she had locked me into her grasp. She reached for my neck now, pulling me towards her. I stumbled obediently, her lips touching down to my pulse. I felt a sharp pain, as if she had bit me, and I held back the cry I so badly wanted to scream out. It was like nothing I had ever felt before; then she left me, laughing in satisfaction.

I had to get out of the house, it was suffocating me, my lungs were shutting down. I managed about 5 metres before my whole body collapsed onto the pavement. I vagely remember soft voices, and beingf hauled over somebody's shoulder.