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ontact. Eye cont

you're not one of them. Then that'll lead to q

ontact. Body cont

utiful things. They could molest you, shove you against the wal

wds. Avoi

't tell who is who. Just people, people, people. Body contact, body contact, body co

pply the

life. Running from humans and hiding from vampires. They were everywhere. Watching silently. You could almost feel severa

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ood or grow fangs or have supernatural abilities like speed, super strength, mind reading and the lot of them. That should make me human rig

rrified me too. Humans couldn't do that and they'd freak out if they knew. The few I made eye contact with, out of will were completel

eemed to react to them. It wasn't a great feeling. Certainly not when I could almost taste their pain at the

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ed a table at the far end of the room and found my way to it. I

e seemed very happy with her job. I bit my lip and scanned the menu. My palms were getting sweaty. I

th hitched. Does she have to stand so close?. I quickly point

ked straightening up to pen my order. In a flash, she leaned

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slammed shut the menu. Ple

Drin

" I stuttered, gratefu

p" She probably smiled before leaving. I c

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had lots of food like this though blood was the major meal. Vampires still liked trying human food. Not because they like it or a

edo and water" She said cheerful

muttered, hopin

g else?"

I opened the silver dish. So this is the chicken Alpha. It was certainly something. It looked delicious but it w

, I took a glass of water and dropped the bill. I stood and walked out of the restaurant. I g

s found me and took me in. They treated me as family even when I shut them o

nt to get attached so it'll be easier to leave at the first sign of danger. I didn't

I started home. I won't repeat t