Through Midnight Eyes {Sequel To October Surprises!}

Not This Time

So here we are.

Where exactly? Oh, after chaining Victor Jackkle and his brain dead followers, we arrived back to the Sackville-Bagg house to meet some vampire trial. No big deal or anything. I'm sure you complete such a task as a daily activity. Gregory, James, Rudolph, Anna, Tony and I were all impatiently waiting in the living room. For some odd reason everyone thought it was unprofessional to have 'kids' in the court room (aka their oversized kitchen). My boyfriend protested, but let's just say those big Frederick look alikes standing in front of the kitchen doors wouldn't deal with it.

Anna whined into Tony's shoulder, "This simply isn't fair!"

"I don't see why they wouldn't let us in the courtroom as well. I mean—-we did travel to the cave on our own accord, knowing full well that it could be the end for us...-" Rudolph was cut off by Gregory who began growling like a dog with rabies. He really needs to stop doing that.

Placing both hands on his cold muscled shoulders, I began shaking the vampire as much as my human strength would allow, "Get a hold of yourself man! Shouldn't you be happy that actually found the real stone? Now you'll all be human! Yay! Celebration!" My fake excitement did not help the awkward/painful tension among us. It was worth a try right?

James finished the sandwich he somehow got before the vampire trail started, "I say...you know what I say?" Pieces of cheese and ham exploded from his full mouth, causing Anna to giggle and me to roll my eyes. Someone needs to be taught table manners. When no one responded, James continued, "-WELL...I say not to worry about it. I say, we're lucky. There are about fifty blood thirsty vampires in that kitchen right now. There are three humans just a few ten feet away. I'd rather be out here and unaware than in there and eaten."

Tony complained, "But I wanna see what's happening!"

"Meeee toooo!" Anna cried.

God...Dammit.

Gregory snapped at the immature children, "It's obviously not going to happen if you sit there and dwell upon it." He pulled a twenty dollar bill out of his black pockets (where the hell did he get that?) and advanced towards the vampire guards near the doors. Oh dear lord. Rudolph cocked his head to the side, not realizing that his older brother is about to bribe century old men.

Alright, I can think of two possible outcomes from this. One; the bulky vampires simply look at Gregory and throw him out a window. Two; the bulky vampires accept the twenty dollars and leave to find some hookers that they can get blood from. I'm hoping it's the second option, I kinda don't want to see my boyfriend being thrown out of a building unless it was me doing it.

One of Mister Sackville-Bagg's minions stated, "Get back in your seat."

Pft. How rude!

Sliding the crispy green buck into his loose pale hand, Gregory smoothly requested, "Let us listen in on the trial and that Andrew Jackson will serve you and your companion well." Either I have a great influence of him or he watched too much television after being temporarily human. I seriously wonder where he got the money? James fumbled with his wallet, gasping in horror. Looking over towards me, he cast me a dirty look and mouthed, "Your boyfriend took my food money!" Ah...it all makes sense now.

After some time of dead silence, both the large vampires nodded their heads in approval and moved away from the elegant double doors. Anna yelped with victory while Rudolph attempted to hide a cheeky grin behind his hand. Gregory gestured for all of us to come over. Remind me to reward him later for his fantastic deeds in bad-assery. No! Not like that you perverts! Well...maybe a little like that. Shut up. Tony was the first to scramble off the leather couches and stick his entire ear to the wood. I swear to God, if he makes a sound or accidentally pushed the door open, I'll kill him before the big mean vampires inside even have a chance to move.