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After stopping in the kitchen for a quick dinner, Kathern went back to her room for the night. When she glanced at the clock beside her bed, the tiny gold hands pointed to 11:00pm. Her little nap left her wide awake as she clicked off the overhead light and sat in front of the large bay window. The courtyard was plunged into darkness. The sky was cloudy and the moon could not be seen. As Katheryn stared into the darkness, the clouds slowly parted. The half moon lit the courtyard. She blinked when she saw what she was staring at. Several people were gathered below. Katheryn guessed them all to be vampires. They were discussing something and

Katheryn stirred as the light hit her eyes. She cautiously opened them and looked for the source. “Good Morning, Milady.” Lily smiled as she turned from the window and wandered into the closet. Katheryn yawned and stretched her still sleeping body. Lily came back out with another sundress. This one was light blue with ruffles along the neckline and along the hem of the skirt. Katheryn can’t remember ever wearing something so frilly. She never was the type of girl to play dress up with. “Lily, can I go out into the courtyard today?” Katheryn asked, trying to ignore the dress in the girl‘s hands. Lily looked at

The castle that stood five stories high was made of the finest, purest white stone. The sun shone brightly off the building that it was almost impossible to look at it directly. The first story looked about ten feet high. Large marble stairs led up to the large double doors that were made of the same white stone as the walls that surrounded it. The only differences were the large, crystallized windows and the black stone shards that littered them. Two large men stood on both sides of the doors. They wore shiny black armor and a large sword attached to a sheath at their waists. A girl walked up the stairs, her thin silk skirt flowing around

Katheryn woke to a knock on the door, as Melinda walked in. "Good morning, milady," She smiled and walked briskly to the windows. Katheryn was blinded temporarily as the light from the open curtains spilled into the room. The crystal chandelier that hung from the ceiling captured the sunlight and sent rays of light to every corner of the room as it sparkled. Katheryn sat up and looked at the clock beside her. A white rose sat in a clear, crystal vase on the table. She reached for the rose and the familiar sweet smell filled her senses. "A gift from Michael," Melinda smiled. Katheryn looked at Melinda and smiled back. "What's on the itine

Katheryn made her way down a side street on her way home from work. She worked as a waitress at the local diner and had agreed to work the night shift - anything to get her out of that house, she had told herself when she agreed to take the hours. She hated to stay in that house. Ever since her parents died, she avoided it like a bad memory. Not to mention lately she felt like she was being watched. The wind whipped around her and she quickly wrapped her arms around her torso, hugging herself tight against the cold. She scolded herself silently for not bringing a jacket. But why would she? It was the middle of summer, after all. Another gust

The air turns cold as the snow starts to fall I stare out the window waiting for your call Like my heart the ground freezes My body grows numb no longer feeling the icy breezes I stare into the distance not seeing a thing My mind loses it's cohesiveness a state only loneliness can bring I fall back into the snow You aren't coming this I know The world turns black my heart stops beating My body dies my memories fleeting I know not how long I lie there for Maybe a week maybe months or more A golden glow fills the sky My heart starts beating although I know not why A warm hand caresses my face A familiar sensation