The Vampire's Promise

Promising yourself to a vampire is almost just as bad as selling your soul to a demon. Vampires can be a lot worse than demons at times, as well. Carol Moseley had no idea what she was getting herself into when she promised Vladimir Altair, a vampire prince of a small kingdom, that she would be his slave for all of eternity.

"A card, blackened with soot so that the red heart in the upper right corner was barely visible, fluttered slowly down into the river below. As soon as its back touched the water, a puff of golden glitter erupted from it, and the card began to glow. Fading as if being erased, the disappearing soot revealed a blood stain in the center of the card. A flow of blood stained the waters around the card. A burst of golden glitter then erupted from the card, traveling in several loops before shooting through the air. It stretched and coiled until it found the window to the bedroom of a sleeping little girl, and the card was slowly pulled under by the water."

I do not plan for there to be much romance in this story, which means that there also will not be any sexual content. The rating is as it is due to the violence and language that may appear in this story.