A World of Vampires [COMPLETED]

Chapter 22 - The End!

Thank you all for reading! Like I said, I think I started writing a sequel to this story so if you feel like it ends weirdly just let me know and I can sum it up from the chapters which I began to write!

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A few days passed as Inigo and Sebastian tried to figure out how to move the family away without disrupting the town. Any wrong movement and they would be back to square one, vampires waiting around the church for the humans to appear, hungrily waiting to catch them unaware. No, they had to be moved away carefully and secretly. None of the vampires could know where they went. They wouldn’t be followed.

            Rosalie had to be told about the vampires. Sooner or later she would have to know, for her own protection and because she was the only one in the family who didn’t have a clue what was going on. Harry had to be convinced to tell her but he eventually agreed that it was the right decision. They weren't in as much danger anymore for it to be a problem.

Surprisingly, she was fine with it, smiling in fact when Zoe told her about it. Mind you, she had always been quite good in figuring out what was happening. She’d suspected something was different in the town as soon as she’d looked at it. That’s why she chose it, she said. Though, she was annoyed that they had to move due to the fact that she hadn't actually made any friends, i.e. hadn't found another boyfriend, Zoe thought pathetically.

            The church was quite big compared to their home. It looked big from the yard where Zoe had first seen it but inside it was huge. The stained glass windows were beautiful, the paint work immaculate, the stairs and chairs a bit dusty but other than that it was the perfect church. She would love to get married in a place like this, if she ever was going to get married. None of the vampires had come near, not even Inigo and Sebastian. They’d be too weak to come that close, and would probably die. They’d come as close as they could without feeling pain.

            Harry had been looking around every single room, studying everything he could find, anything he came across that might interest him, even in the slightest. Zoe, however, had been looking out of the windows, watching for anything new. So far she hadn’t really heard from the two boys. The food they brought for them was left as near as possible before they ran off to hunt. It was mostly from the stuff they had in the fridge but sometimes Inigo would bring something different from a supermarket he had passed.

            Jewels had joined the day after they had arrived. No way could Zoe leave the dog there in a town full of vampires on it's own. She had begged Inigo and Sebastian to get her pet and they had both refused at first, not wanting to go near the thing at all. However, when Zoe suggested she went out and get Jewels herself, they finally gave in and ran off in a mood to collect ‘the disgusting foul smelling animal’.

Inigo had arrived, closely followed by Sebastian, with a lead in his hand, holding the thing at arms-length as Jewels tugged. Both of them had their noses wrinkled up, their eyes scrunched, an unhappy look smeared all over their faces, not to mention the mood they got in when they started to become hungry. Inigo had let go of the lead as soon as possible and Jewels had bounded over to Harry, jumping on him and licking his face. Sebastian and Inigo were both scowling but tried to hide it when Zoe waved at them. They went off straight away to feed somewhere in Scotland.

            She was really bored today, tired of being stuck in a church. She'd found no evidence to suggest why the church was situated there or why it made such an affect on the vampires. Something about it just seemed to be too pure for the vampires to even approach it. The only thing she had found had been the old paperwork. Apparently a pope called John had decided to build it but it had quickly been deserted a few weeks after the construction had finished with no trace of any of the members who had supervised the work.