Chapter 9 9

"David, what are you doing?" I asked firmly, my voice sounding resolute and emphasized.

"You're just a vampire with impure blood, you can't get close to my lover, David, a pure-blooded vampire."

"David, a pure-blooded vampire?"

I burst into laughter, hearing his confession. It was impossible for David to be a pure-blooded vampire because he had turned into a vampire due to the bite he received that night.

"So, you're the one who turned David into a vampire." I pointed at Clair with a sharp look.

My soul writhed in anger, I really wanted to kill her. I wanted to erase the woman whose blood was being sucked by the man I loved. I looked at my fingers, which had become long and pointed at the tips.

"What is this? Why am I changing?! Who am I really?"

A few days ago...

All the villagers placed a lot of garlic outside their homes, and some even hung garlic around their necks. They said it was for protection, to ward off vampires.

"Mom, what's that?"

A young child pointed to a dark figure, flying gracefully through the forest.

"Don't point at them like that. Let's go inside quickly."

"Mom, who is she?"

"A vampire."

The arrival of a female vampire had shocked the villagers in the rural area.

"It took a long time to capture that female vampire."

A group of schoolchildren discussed the vampire that had alarmed the entire village.

"Who do you think the vampire is, Clair?"

"Who is the weirdest person in this school?"

Their eyes turned to the seat where a woman who was often bullied sat.

"The strange girl."

"So, she's the village head's daughter."

"Disgraceful."

"Disgusting, get away from her."

Harsh words were spoken. There was a commotion from David's table, he was famous in school and always the center of attention for all the girls.

"David, where are you going?"

David didn't answer Clair's question, he didn't care about the admiring gazes of the girls. He walked past them, holding a pillow in his hand, and made his way to the school's storage room.

"Are you very sleepy?"

David approached a girl with pale skin and a weary look.

"David."

"Come here."

David held Vara's face and directed her lips to his neck, causing Vara to sink her fangs into his neck and gently suck. The extraordinary sensation made David gasp, and the strength of Vara's suction on his neck made him bite his lower lip and clutch his clothes, channeling the incredible sensation.

Heat and a strong heartbeat coursed through David as he felt how much the girl loved him.

"That's enough for today, now go to sleep."

Vara held David's hand tightly and looked into his eyes with a gleam before kissing David's lips sensually, causing him to suck on her lips, which still had traces of his blood.

"Vara, I have to go back to class now. I'll come back to pick you up."

Before leaving, David placed two slices of bread with jam near Vara.

"If you're hungry, eat that."

Afterward, David unwrapped a bandage to cover the bite mark on his neck.

"David, I love you," Vara said before going into her dream world.

David just smiled and walked back into his classroom to start the lesson. But before he could begin, he was stopped by the beautiful woman, Clair.

"Do you still believe she's a missing princess?" Clair asked.

"A little. Give me time," David replied.

Clair tried to tease David, running her hand down his chest and removing the bandage covering his neck.

"Are you feeding her again?" Clair glared at David angrily, unable to accept that David kept pampering Vara with delicious meals.

"David, you're a pure-blooded vampire. What would the royal family say if they knew you were willingly giving your blood to a vampire with impure blood?"

"Can we not discuss this now, Clair?"

"David, you're a prince, and I'm a princess. Why don't you make this easier? We could get married and have a baby."

"Because my heart isn't with you, Clair. I'm sorry."

"You're truly cruel, David. You never let me into your heart even a bit. You never allow me."

David no longer cared about Clair and walked away to enter the classroom and focus on the lesson. The school bell eventually rang, and David neatly packed his books into his bag before heading to meet Vara.

"David, our business isn't finished," Clair tried to stop David, who was in a hurry to meet Vara.