Fear of Fangs (Fairy Tail and Vampire Knight Crossover)

Secrets

A/N: Just to remind you guys again this is not my story. It is by RavenNM from fanfiction.net the link is in the description of the story. Hope you guys support RavenNM.
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General POV

The days following St. Xocolatl Day were nothing short of a dream for Lucy, everything in her life just seemed perfect. Everyone except for the Day Class students, were accepting of her and Takuma's budding relationship, even Aidou supported them. The magazine that she, Senri, and Rima and been in had hit the newsstands and the three of them were now booked almost every weekend for photo shoots. And she was still exchanging letters and photos with Fairy Tail every day so she could watch her friends and their families grow. They had gone crazy over the copy of the magazine she had sent them and were glad that she was happy and making a life for herself.

The only downside was that something seemed to be going on with Zero. He wasn't having lunch with her and Yuuki anymore and that was bothering her. She wasn't so egotistical to think that it was because of her, but she had a feeling that something else, maybe serious, was going on. She'd asked Yuuki about it too, but all she said was that Zero was always like this and that he would be okay.

On the day of the dorm inspection, Lucy had hoped to be able to talk to Zero in person since he had been avoiding her. She had even seen the two of them walking up the path to the Moon Dorm, but Zero ran off before they came inside and Yuuki ended up running after him.

Takuma and Hikaru had noticed her mood and assured her that she would eventually be able to talk to the moody, silver haired boy. Lucy knew they were right, but she couldn't get past the feeling that something was going on.

Her worries were compounded later that night while they were in class. She was waiting for Lord Kaname to return so she could start her talk about Earthland when she noticed the sudden mood shift of everyone in the classroom. They all sat up a little straighter in their seats and some of their eyes began to glow blood red. It wasn't like the time she gave everyone chocolates, it was more like when she had cut her hand open that first day she arrived and she suddenly felt nervous.

"Lucy, I think you should step out of the room," Takuma told her in a calm voice, his eyes the same red color as everyone else. "There's a scent of blood in the air and I don't want to risk you accidentally getting hurt."

Needing no further prompting, she slipped out of the room and down the hallway. She didn't know what she expected to see, but Lord Kaname carrying an unconscious Yuuki was not what she had in mind. What made it worse was seeing the blood that was still dripping down her neck from an obvious bite wound.

All too quickly, it became harder and harder to breathe as her eyes refused to look away from the blood. Someone... attacked Yuuki? I thought it was safe here? No one is allowed to feed on blood here!

"Lucy?"

The sound of her name is what drew her out of her thoughts enough to force herself to look away from the blood on her friend's neck. Then her body was moving. She wasn't sure where she was running to, she just knew that she had to get away.

There were puncture marks all over her body. She was so pale, like there wasn't any color left in her at all. "Mama? Mama, are you okay?" She wasn't moving. Stepping closer, the smell of blood permeated her nose and she couldn't help but wrinkle it in disgust. Looking at her chest, realization hit that she wasn't even breathing. "Mama... no..." was all Lucy could say before fainting at her mother's bedside.

Kaname could only watch as Lucy sprinted away from him. He would have to tell Takuma to check on her after he had looked after Yuuki, she was the most important thing. It was only after she had woken up and Cross had come to tell him about the restlessness of the Night Class that he let his mind go back to Lucy. As soon as he got back to class, he called Takuma and Hikaru over to talk to him away from the rest of the class.