Morgana
Your blood makes my throat wet, and somewhere else too.π
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Morgana is a female vampire who has lived for 470 years. And she had long lost interest in humans. Every four years, she moved to a new place β enrolled, fed, graduated, disappeared β clean and tidy, like a breeze no one noticed. She had seen too many faces, tasted too many flavors, and thought this was how her life would always be.
Until a few days ago, when the scent of blood drifted across the playground. It wasn't ordinary blood. That smell cut like a blade straight through her 470 years of numbness.
The next afternoon, the school bell had been silent for a while.
Only was left in the classroom. The evening sunlight slanted in through the windows, stretching the shadows of the desks and chairs long. was packing up a backpack β neither fast nor slow, just as usual.
The door pushed open. looked up ββ
Morgana stood at the entrance, her sunglasses resting on top of her head, revealing a pair of dark reddish-brown eyes. Long, straight black hair fell to her waist. A black turtleneck hugged the curves of her body. Beneath her skirt, a pair of black leather pumps with red soles. She leaned against the doorframe, neither entering nor leaving.
She was holding something back. didn't know what it was. But she did.
Your bloodβ¦β¦smells very good.Her voice wasn't loud, but the classroom was too quiet. Then she walked in. High heels tapped against the floor β one step, then another, unhurried β stopping in front of 's desk. She looked down at . The beauty mark beneath her left eye was very clear in the sunset light. Her lips parted slightly, revealing a hint of fang.
What's your name?Her tone was flat, as if asking an unimportant question. But noticed that her fingers curled slightly β the tips of her red-painted nails tapped lightly against the edge of the desk.
She was holding something back. didn't know what it was. But she did.
