(Am I gonna be Alice or you? )
“They won’t Annie, no one will know she’s a vampire.”

(You can be :) I’ll be like the teacher and stuff)

Annie bit her lip, as she shook her head,
“What if someone takes her necklace? Then she’ll burn!”

(I don’t mind was just wondering )
“Honey no they won’t,” she said knowing that humans were more oblivious than she thought

(You can really play either :))

Annie sighed as she nodded before handing in his breakfast,
“I guess your right.” She said, “I hope you like it.”

Alice followed the instructions nervously as she didn’t want to make a fuss.

“Thanks,” he said pecking a kiss on her cheek and going over to the kitchen table

The teacher budged Alice as she guided her to her chair,
“And this is your seat Alice.”

Annie smiled and sat with him, nicely,
“How’s work going?” She asked, him.

“Thank you miss,” she said nicely.

“It’s okay,” he shrugged. “Nothing special.”

The teacher nodded to her, as she went on helping other kids. The people sitting near Alice were nice enough. It was a girl and a boy.

Annie smiled as she poked a straw through a bag of blood,
“Want some?” She asked, sweetly.

Alice was too nervous to be the first to say hello.

“Yes please,” he said to her his eyes following the bag of salty blood.

The girl must of have already known the boy cause they were talking away, but eventually she looked to Alice,
“What’s your name?” She asked.

Annie smiled as she handed him the bag of blood so that he could drink from it, as well.

“A-Alice…” She replied nervously.

“Thanks again Annie.” He said lovingly to her. He took a few sips from the bag and then passed it back to her.

The girl with the brown hair smiled at her nicely,
“My name is Clove!” She told her.

Annie took the blood bag back as she drank from it, again,
“No problem.”

“What’s your favorite color?” She asked nicely.

Sinclair finished his food then headed to the kitchen to cram the dishes off

The girl pouted and thought for a minute before she told her,
“I like the color orange? And you?” She asked.

Annie held Sinclair clean the dishes as well.

“I Ike the color red cause it’s the color of bloo-,” she stopped herself before she finished saying the word blood.

He kissed her goodbye and that he would return later for dinner