Wow, I didn't think so many people would ask me to continue this. Alright, I'll try my best ^^ Now I am not going to gender blend everyone, just everyone I think counts. So, since I want to stay true to the story line, just with some gender blending, Zero will become a girl as well. Otherwise he wouldn't fall in love with Yuki and I am not making Zero gay. So Kaname will now by Kameko and Zero will be Yasuko. I'll try to make Zero more of a tomboy so his personality wont change but if things don't go well I will edit the chapter and change him back into a boy.

Oh and I am going to be changing from first person to third person in different chapters, depending on what the chapter is based on. This chapter, since it has most of Yuki's thoughts, will be first person Yuki's P.O.V

"Out of my way! Don't push." I shouted as I pushed past the group of fan girls. I could hear them complain but, since it was nothing new, I ignored them as I pushed my way to the front of the group.

"Alright everyone, step back! It's past curfew for everyone in the Day Class so I please go back to your dorms." I shouted and spreed out my arms to block the girls from the giant gates behind me. However, like any other time I tried making the girls leave, I was just glared at.

My name is Yuki Cross. I am a first year student in the Day Class. I am also a member of the discipline committee. I attend a school called Cross Academy, a boarding school which is attended by two groups of students; the Day Class and the Night Class. While the classes share the same building we are separated by two dorms and don't share classes. The Day Class students, like me, attend class during the day and the Night Class students attend at night. It is why so many Day Class students crowd around the Moon Dorms at twilight; it is the only time they are able to see the Night Class students.

"You're being a jerk, Yuki Cross! Just because you're the Headmaster's son it doesn't mean you can tell us what to do!" One of the girl's shouted angrily. The girls around her shouted their rounds of agreement and I even heard one tell me I was just being jealous.

"Besides, why do you care? You can keep the girls to yourself, we come for the boys." Another girl shouted and attempted to get past me. I grunted and spreed my arms out as much as possible, attempting to keep them back.

"You're wrong, I'm not jealous! It is my job to keep you back. Please just go back to your dorm." I begged, digging my heals into the pavement as the girls pushed at me. I wasn't exactly weak but having a large group of girls push at you at the same time was harder than it might seem.

My adoptive father had always taught me to respect girls and be nice. Of course, as a discipline committee member, I couldn't be too nice or else the girls wouldn't take me seriously. Not that they actually did take me seriously in the first place. The girls hated me because I tried keeping them from the Night Class. Some think I am jealous of the fan boys and some think I am gay and jealous of them. Let me say right now that I am not gay. Well at least I got pity from some of the Day Class boys. However no one took me seriously and, since I was raised to be respectful and nice, I couldn't use force outside pushing.

"Come on, Night Class is about to start, you have to leave now." I groaned and tried to push the group of girls back. The girls only booed at me and kept yelling for me to get out of the way.

Creak

'Oh god, I'm too late again.' I thought as the loud creaking of the gate singled it was now opening. Sadly for me it caused the girls to get even more excited and they started screaming even louder.

'Gees, don't these girls know the meaning of inside voices?' I thought bitterly and rubbed my left ear. It had literally just been yelled in and now it was ringing.

Despite having a ringing ear drum I can't blame the girls for acting like rabid fans. You see there was a good reason the Day Class makes such a fuss every twilight. Or at least they think it is a good enough reason. For the Night Class is an elite group and they are all very attractive. There weren't many Night Class students, a couple dozen at most, but each and every one was, well to put it simply, beautiful.

"Good morning girls! You are look so lively and cute today." Hanabusa Aido, the genius of the Night Class, began his normal flirting routine with the Day Class girls. Lets just say Hanabusa and I are not friends.

'Morning?' I thought and sighed. Well at least the girls were too love crazy to notice the slip of words.

"Hey, watch it!" I yelled as I found myself being pushed to the ground by a group of hyper girls. As I landed on my knees I went ignored as they rushed over to get Hanabusa's attention.

'Well this is what I get for being too soft.' I sighed and watched Hanabusa start his little bang bang game. However my vision of Hanabusa was soon interrupted by a familiar figure.

"Yuki, are you OK?" Kameko Kuran asked as she knelt in front of me, her hand on my arm. I felt my cheeks heat as she then smiled at me.

"Thank you for working so hard every day. I'm sorry if the girls give you such a hard time." She told me. The heat in my cheeks seemed to get worse and I could hear some girls around me snickering.

"Kameko-Senpia." I shouted uncontrollable. Feeling my embarrassment grow by all the stares I jumped up and dusted myself off, blushing.

"I'm fine, Kameko, thank you very much!" I thanked, trying very hard to ignore the snickering and staring. It was harder than it looked.

A boy being saved by a girl is one of the worst things that can happen to you. At least according to most other boys. It hurts their ego especially if others were around to watch. I myself don't mind behind helped and saved by girls but the snickering and staring by the girls wasn't making me feel any better. I was already thought of as one of the most sensitive boys in the Day Class, I didn't want to be thought of as helpless as well.

"It makes me sad to see you act this way, Yuki. You never used to care what the girls thought of you. And, please stop speaking so formally to me, it makes me feel so lonely." Kameko said as she placed her hand on top of my head. I frowned and looked up at the friendly face smiling down at me.

"I'm sorry, Kameko-Senpai, it's just, you saved my life and I..." I cut myself off as I looked down. Why was this so hard?

This person is Kameko Kuran. She is the president of the Night Class and Moon Dormitory. Most importantly she is the girl that saved my life on that snowy day ten years ago.

"Don't worry about that, Yuki. It was a long time ago." She told me, stroking my head as it moved to my cheek. However before her fingers could even brush against my warm cheeks was grabbed by someone that stood behind me.

"Class has started, Kuran." A rough, female voice said from behind me. Turning around I saw it was none other than Yasuko Kiryu, the female discipline committee member and my partner.

Yasuko was a tomboy sort of girl. Her hair was silver and went just below her ears, though it was neck long in the back, and cold lavender eyes. She was a year older than me and about the same height as Kameko, which meant she was taller then me. Yasuko, like me, wore a Day Class uniform and a white prefect badge on our arm. However while I wore pants and a guy's jacket, Yasuko wore a short skirt all Day Class girls got and a girl's jacket. Lastly Yasuko has a tattoo that resembled the school crest on the left side of her neck.

"Heh, you're scary, Ms. Discipline Committee." Kameko giggled as she pulled her arm away. I could see the coldness in Yasuko's eyes as Kameko and the other Night Class students walked off to class.

I never understood why Yasuko hates Kameko so much. From what I understand they had a lot in common. At least I thought they did. After all, like me, Kameko and Yasuko both lost their parents some time ago. Yet Yasuko has hated Kameko from the first moment they met and I have a feeling Kameko feet the same towards Yasuko. It's rather sad actually, the two people I care for most hating each other.

In the distance I could see that a fan boy somehow managed to get past us and was giving Kameko a rose. I saw a smile spreed on her face and she accepted the rose. Jealousy swelled inside of me and I glared at the boy who ran off with his friend. They were laughing and fist bumping and my hand turned into a fist. However I had no reason to be jealous. Sure Kameko saved my life but she was still way out of my league.

"You know, Yuki, whether you like her or not is no business of mine. However, you do understand it is impossible to be with her, right?" Yasuko's voice, which had softened a bit, broke me from my thoughts. Tensing I found myself blushing in embarrassment.

Was I really that obvious? Yes I had a crush on Kameko. Not only did she save my life ten years ago but she became a big sister figure to me. She often came to visit me and became a important part of my life growing up. I owe my whole life to Kameko Kuran but, sadly, I doubt she returns my feelings. After all there were plenty of Night Class boys for Kameko to choose from..

"Oh shut up. I understand they are different from us." I grumbled and stared after the Night Class. They were nearing the school and the Day Class students began to leave.

You see the Night Class has a secret. A dark secret. For the Night Class isn't just a elite group of good looking students. There is a reason a secret resides in the Night Class that the Day Class does not know about. For the Night Class consists entirely of vampires. Yasuko and I uphold the secret this secret as discipline committee members. In truth discipline committee is just a cover for our real job. For we are guardians of the school. We are security personnel and it is our duty to protect the Night Class's secret.

"Get back to your dorm right now! Making a fuss with your stupid kyah, kyah, kyah everyday! Who's the one that has to work to keep things under control?! Huh?!" Yasuko suddenly shouted, waving her fist at a group girls that lingered behind. Besides being a tomboy, Yasuko was also known as being the scariest girl in the school so the girls ran off without screaming without a second thought.

"You have no right acting like that after being late, Yasuko!" I shouted and pushed her in the shoulder annoyingly. She shouted her rounds of ouch before placing a hand on my head and pushing me back.

Yasuko was the only girl I act like this with. It was because we grew up together for the past four years. Yasuko was also a tough girl and didn't like it when people treated her like a weak girly girl. I'd never treat her like that though and so should no one else. The last guy I saw treat Yasuko like she was a helpless little girl was a local boy in town. Lets just say he'll now think twice before judging a girl by their looks.

~Time Skip~

"I don't get it." Yasuko growled in annoyance. I sighed deeply and decided to stay out of her angry rant.

"Is our role guarding celebrities as they come out of the dorm, Headmaster?!" Yasuko demanded as she banged her hands on the desk. The Headmaster simply took a sip of his tea before looking at the both of us.

"I understand you two have such a hard time, evening after evening. I thank you got all the hard work you do." he said in between sips of his tea. The aura around Yasuko seemed to get darker around that point.

"If you understand how hard it is put, more students on the discipline committee. He's useless." she seethed and pointed her thumb at me. I felt a vain throb in the back of my head and in my fist as I shook it at her.

"Says the girl that is either always late or doesn't show up at all. And I am not useless." I shouted, giving my best glare. It seems I went ignored and Headmaster took another sip of tea.

"That's not possible, Yasuko. Guardians are crucial so that the Day Class and Night Class can co-exist. I can allow only the two of you to do the job." He told us with his coffee cup to his lips. I took the time to look at an annoyed Yasuko as Headmaster continued explaining why he didn't enrol anyone else into the committee; all but the true reason.

'Real reason aside I wouldn't wish any one being hated like we are. Even if they weren't hated they have no idea how stressful this job really is. They'd probably think they'd become best friends with everyone in the Night Class and no one would mess with them.' I thought and crossed my arms against my chest. If it was that easy I doubt I'd keep falling asleep in class.

"However if I let my adorable son and beloved daughter do it I don't have to grieve over it."

At the mention of being called adorable I sweat dropped and rolled my eyes. Headmaster was being over dramatic again. I was fifteen years old now, far too old to be adorable. Handsome or cute maybe but not adorable. I didn't say anything though and even if I wanted to I couldn't. Yasuko took far more offence to the complement and the next thing we knew the desk nearly split in two. Yasuko was stronger than she looked and I pitied anyone that pissed her off enough.

"It may be true that you've taken care of me but I don't recall ever becoming your adopted daughter." She seethed, the aura that surrounded her blacker than I have seen it in a while. The Headmaster really needed to think his words before saying them.

My adopted father had a really bad habit of saying things without thinking of the results. One of the worst and most embarrassing things is he keeps bugging Yasuko and I to call him father. I tolerate it and call him father sometimes only to keep him from getting over dramatic. It's embarrassing having a father that acts younger than me most of the time. Not to mention both Yasuko and I think the Headmaster might be a bit bipolar. Still he was the only father figure I knew and I loved him as such. Didn't make him less embarrassing though.

"Yuki, you really were adopted by the nut so say something." Yasuko turned to me. I knew she wanted me to agree with her but the problem was I agreed with the Headmaster's idea of peace so I would have to answer truthfully.

"I think the Night Class is doing fairly well with the Day Class. There seems to be a few trouble makers but, aside from breaking a few rules, they aren't hurting any of other students." I answered and could feel Yasuko's veening stare. I laughed and rubbed at the back of my head.

"Happy to help."

"What a good child! Father is really happy!" Headmaster suddenly shouted, causing both Yasuko and I to look at him again. Oh dear god he was actually crying.

"You really are the only human that understands my pacifism, Yuki! Me, I want to put an end to the war between vampires and humans. A war that has been continuing in the darkness of history since ancient times. I want the young vampires, with their natural intelligence and unfettered hearts, to become a bridge between the two species!" The Headmaster began dancing around with his blanket flapping around him like wings. Worst of all, he was still crying in happiness.

"I'm educating them for that purpose! That is why I started the Night Class!" he began to sing next as he continued to dance around. I think everything was too much for Yasuko because, the next thing I know, she turned around and began to leave the room.

"I'm going on patrol. Yuki, I'll leave the rest up to you." And then she was gone, with the door closing behind her. I sighed and shook my head sadly, knowing it was the mention of the Night Class that caused her to leave and not the Headmaster's childish antics.

Yasuko is known to have a temper and gets angry easily. She isn't always like that though. Yasuko is actually a very kind girl with a warm heart, but only to those she seemingly cares about. We have a sibling like bond and are childhood friends. To put an example on how strong our relationship is Yasuko repeated first year just for me, so I wouldn't be alone. We bug each other every now and then but I know we both care for each other. It's just, Yasuko has so many secrets that it worries me sometimes.

"Well, it's not like I don't understand what Yasuko is saying. There are still vampires who attack humans. If people found out the truth about the Night Class, it could cause an uproar." The Headmaster, now much calmer with his blanket wrapped around him again. Thinking of the Night Class and all the students in it I got angry.

"Kameko is different! There are righteous vampires like her, so your pacifism idea is possible." I shouted and slammed my hands on the already broken desk. Hopefully I didn't give myself a splinter.

"Yuki.."

Seeing that the Headmaster was getting all emotional again I decided it was time to make my leave. So, walking over to the window I easily opened it and out my own foot on the sill. However before I jumped out I told the Headmaster that everything was going to be alright and leave it to me and Yasuko. Throwing out a quick good bye, I jumped outside before I would get hugged to death or scolded for not calling him father.

Landing on the ground with ease, I began to run. As I did flashes of the day played through my mind and lingered on the form of Kameko Kuran. Kameko... My first memory was of that night ten years ago when she saved me from that evil vampire. To this day I still can not remember what happened before I woke up to white all around me. However, after saving my life, Kameko took me Headmaster Cross, a friend of her family's. The Headmaster took me in and adopted me as his son, without even knowing who I was. That night ten years ago was my beginning. Maybe that's why I always wished vampires and humans could be friends.

Sorry for the sudden ending but this is already over 3,000 words technically it is two nights ^^ I ended it where the first night ends in the manga.

Now that Yuki is a boy I plan to have him a little braver, but will contain a fear of being alone and of scary vampires, a little smarter, and a little stronger. Otherwise I want to keep Yuki's original personality with a few changes here and there.

Kaname as a girl... I don't know what I can say besides she will giggle when amused instead of laugh or chuckle

Zero as a girl I am not sure yet. I want to keep the original personality so I make her a tomboy.

Does anyone have any suggestions to me? I am thinking the next chapter will be in third person since it has less of Yuki's personal thoughts -those white boxes in the manga- oh and for those that don't understand why I kept Yuki's name and not Kaname and Zero's it's because Yuki and Yuuki -the girl one but most spell it Yuki- is a same sex name Please tell me what you think and if I should still continue