Third Person:
In the ocean sits an island. An island that houses one large facility. A facility that houses vampires from all walks of life. Some were very young, but powerful. Like Luc.
The island, the facility, blew up as a helicopter flew away. Survivors were in the water, swimming. Left to swim for miles. Some were carried away by the current.
Wren:
Water hit my ankles as my tires ran over the asphalt. I looked to my right. The ocean was as black as the sky. I stayed close to the railing, panting as I pedaled. I was soaking wet. The rain was coming down pretty hard and I still had a few miles to go to get home. I was only out in the first place to get medicine for my wounds.
In the distance I saw a figure. A dark figure. Eek. I tried not to look at him as I passed. He was drenched. I stopped a few feet past him and sighed. I backed up and stopped in front of him.
"Hey...? You okay?" I asked nervously. His hair was long and dark. He was looking at the ground. He wore a black trench coat with his chest out, black pants, and black boots. He slowly raised his head. He's kind of...hot.
"Where am I?" He asked with a dead and shaky voice.
"Ogunquit." I answered.
"Where?"
"Maine." I clarified.
He stepped to the side and staggered. "Whoa!" I got off my bike and grabbed him. He was so unsteady.
"Are you on drugs?" I asked.
"No."
What should I do? The hospital is too far and it's late. My house is closer. I'll let him sleep and get his rest then take him to the hospital. Yeah. Good idea. I must be fuckin crazy.
"What's your name?" I asked politely.
"Num- Luc." He answered.
"I'm Wren. It's nice to meet you." I said nicely. Luc stood up properly and looked at me.
"I'll take you to my house. Then tomorrow I'll take you to the hospital." I told him as I grabbed my bike. "I am in no need of a hospital. I just need a safe place to recuperate."
"Isn't that what a hospital is for? Sometimes?" I asked.
Luc said nothing.
"Anyway, let's get out of the rain."
Luc walked, tripping over his feet as we walked.
"Maybe I should put you on my bike." I said.
"I do not know how to ride a bike."
"That's okay; I can just pull you." We stopped.
"I'll walk." Luc said sternly. Suit yourself.
When we finally made it to my house I sighed with relief and leaned my bike against the wall by the front door. I took out my keys and unlocked the door.
"Home sweet home." I sighed.
"Don't say that." Luc ordered.
I chuckled, "why?"
He didn't answer.
"Please. I need sleep." He huffed weakly.
"Okay, let me get you some towels and show you my room."
He'll have to stay in my room, hidden. We went upstairs and I went into the linen closet and grabbed several towels for him and myself. I took him to the bathroom. "Here, get dry and undressed. I'll bring you clothes." We seemed about the same size.
