“Sorry.” I told him before I put my foot on it’s chest and both my hands around it’s head, then I broke his neck and pulled his…head off. “Derrick, I’m never killing a vampire again.” I said, throwing the head. He nodded and gave me a wolfy grin. I smiled back before we both started running and killing more people. Derrick didn’t make me kill any more vampires though, which I was grateful for. I stopped running to breathe. I saw a jet black wolf jump up in the air and pounce on someone. “Show off.” I muttered. I turned and saw Derrick’s wolf running into the house. To change I assume. I heard bone popping and it sent chills down my back. It caused the hairs on the back of my neck to stand up. It was just weird and freaky. Derrick came running back out with basketball

  He groaned in pain, “Dying sucks. Don‘t ever get bit by a vampire.”   Elsa got up and helped him stand up all the way. He started walking towards the house and opened the door. I looked back at Elsa as she ran her hands down her face.   “Bye everyone. I’m gonna go to sleep now.” She said like she was in a daze.   Everybody just stared at her in shock and wonder. She shrugged and started walking towards the house when she stumbled slightly.   I started walking towards her but stopped once she regained her balance. She swayed slightly so I ran up to her and lifted her up into my arms, carrying her bridal style.   “Go to sleep, Baby.” I told her.   She closed her eyes and her breathing evened out. I walked into the house and up the stairs to my room. I turned the knob and kicked the door open. I walked over to my bed and gently laid her down.

“What’s wrong? Are you hurt?” I asked worriedly. “N-no. I’m fine.” She nodded looking down sadly. “Hello! I’m Elsa. What’s your name?” Elsa smiled widely, winking at me playfully. Aliyah looked up, “My name’s Aliyah. It’s nice to meet you.” Elsa smiled at her, “You too.” “Baby? Are you coming?” Derrick said from across the store. Elsa looked up at Derrick, “Yeah, I’m coming. Bye Ben. Bye Aliyah.” She skipped over to Derrick and sat down with everybody else. I looked back at Aliyah and she had relief written all over her face. “Why do you look so relieved?” I asked her. “Oh, nothing.” She smiled. I looked into her eyes and I reali

“I am…but DAMN…you’re strong!” He yelled but it came out in a whisper because he was losing his oxygen supply. “C’mon, Ben. You can do it. Pry my hand away from your skinny, stick-like neck. You can do it.” I encouraged him with a smirk. “Derrick!…Get…her off… OF ME!” He screeched. “Now Benjamin, when do I ever listen to Derrick?” I asked him with a smile on my face. “She’s got you there, Bro.” Tyrell smirked, eating his ice cream. “Help…anybody?” He whimpered silently, “God, please help me. This woman has gone psycho and is trying to kill me. Please get the devil out of her BEFORE I die.” He begged looking up at the ceiling. “APOLOGIZE.” I pronounced it clearly. “I’m sorry

“If I see even one shape-shifter when we get to the seers' kingdom, something bad is going to happen to your kind. Got it?” I declared. He nodded, looking scared. Good! I turned around and set my hands on the back of the seat by Ben’s head. “Wazzup, Ben?” I asked, poking his cheek. “I’m regretting the cookie decision.” He sighed. “You should see me when I eat spaghetti!” I exclaimed. “Spaghetti?” They queried. “Yeah! I get SO hyper!” I yelled, Can we have spaghetti for dinner tomorrow?!” “No.” They all mumbled at once. I pouted and leaned back, “Well, forget you guys too.” They didn’t reply so I closed my eyes and let down my walls. “Derrick? Are you re