blue blood. | park sunghoon ✓

Thirteen.

Thirteen.
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"HAVE some more." The sweet old lady ushered the basket of grapes into Sora, who couldn't help but smile.

It was early morning, and after groggily waking up, Sunghoon suggested they went to the small village that wasn't far from where they were staying. Originally, Sunghoon was going to be the only one that went, but after thinking of the possibility of the six boys and Dohee finding Sora while he wasn't there made him decide that it would be best if the Choi girl went with him.

"Thank you." Sora chuckled as the women placed more fruit into the basket.

"This is good for your skin," She explained, placing a carton of grapes into the carrier. "These will extend your life span by ten years." She grinned and handed her a mixture of berries.

"It really means a lot." Sora stated before Sunghoon paid for them.

The two then moved onto the next stall, where they sold baked goods such as, loafs of bread, muffins and bread rolls.

Once they both finished with shopping, they made their way back to the hut.

"Awe, it's so cute." Sora smiled widely as she pointed to the Korean Jindo that was chained to the wall by its collar. It was peacefully laying down, enjoying the autumn sun and every now and then, raising its head to watch other people.

Sunghoon nodded slightly as he watched as Sora approached it.

"Be careful." He spoke warningly and before he knew it, Sora was crouched in front of it, smoothing it.

Sunghoon silently observed the scene as he held onto the basket; waiting to go back to the hut.

Suddenly, the sound of barking was heard and Sunghoon looked away from Sora and at the dog that was now standing on its paws and was viciously snarling at him.

Sora looked back at Sunghoon with wide eyes and confusion displayed on her face.

The Park boy shrugged, before angry yells were heard, shooing them both away.

Sunghoon was quick to hold onto Sora's hand as they both ran, laughing at the thought of the person behind them chasing them.

They eventually stopped though, when that person came to a halt.

"What was their problem?" Sora questioned out of breath as she bent forward and placed her hands on her knees.

"What was the dogs problem?" Sunghoon wondered and widened his eyes for a second, before he ran a hand through his hair.

Later that day, Sora let out a bored yawn. Sunghoon was busy reading a book he found in his car and wasn't really saying much, and Sora was lazily sprawled out on the mattress, trying to find entertainment in counting the cracks the ceiling had.

"Sunghoon," Sora called out, making his silently turn his head to look over at her. "Can you show me the stuff you can do?"

"What do you mean?" He questioned, lifting his head up from resting it on his arm that was leaned against the wall.

"You're a vampire, so you must have powers, right?"

Sunghoon scoffed out a laugh and nodded his head. "Okay."

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Now, Sunghoon and Sora both stood outside. Sora standing excitedly as she watched as Sunghoon ran between the trees. The boy moved faster than lightening. He zoomed around the trunks before he was suddenly back in front of Sora, causing her hair the blow back from the gust of wind he brought with him.