Red Roses

Chapter 33- Anger

Molly woke up the next morning with a pain in her mouth. She felt the inside of it. Ahh.. her new fangs. She felt as if she wouldn't ever get used to this.

Molly shivered as goosbumps ran over her bare body. She pulled up the sheets and laid back down.

She looked over to Savannah, who was sprawled on the bed butt-naked and sound asleep next to her. They had had an amazing night. Molly laughed out loud.

A few minutes later, Savannah woke up and turned over to face Molly.

Molly scooted closer to her and snuggled against Savannah's bare chest. Savannah ran her fingers through her hair. "Your mouth hurt?"

"Yeah," Molly told her. Molly then blinked and cocked her head to see Savannah. "Wait, how did you know?"

"That you became a vampire?"

Molly nodded.

"My father told me when you were passed out." Savannah leaned down to peck Molly's lips. "You became a vampire for me."

Molly blushed and kissed Savannah's nose. "I did."

Savannah whispered a thanks and both their heads shot to the door when it opened. They flung themselves under the covers wildly. It was Lucy. Of course!

"Uh..I just came to tell you all that breakfast is ready whenever you are."

Molly saw her glance awkwardly at their clothes that scattered the floor.

"Alright. Thanks," Savannah told her quickly.

Lucy nodded and hesitated before walking out.

Molly and Savannah laughed and got dressed. They walked downstairs to see a table of delicious breakfast foods.

"Pick whatever you ladies would like," a waiter said, a smile painted on his face.

They both picked up plates and filled them with food and headed to another room, joining Nicholas who was seated alone.

He looked worn out.

Savannah must have noticed as well, because she cocked her head and leaned closer to him. "You alright, dad?"

He sighed then nodded. "Just a long night." He chuckled and took a bite of crisp bacon.

"Yeah..." Savannah quietly agreed. "I'm just glad to have Molly back."

Molly smiled and glanced at Nicholas.

He was looking at her. "I wish you wouldn't have run off like that."

What? Did he expect her not to be mad about what he had done?

"I was just upset, that is all." She paused. "Still am..." She added.

"But it was a bit...ah, what's the word? Immature."

"Father!" Savannah scowled.

"What? Could she not talk to us like a mature person would do? No, instead she just ran off. We had no idea what would happen to her. She could have went and told others about us. Or she could have gotten herself killed."

Savannah scoffed and took a bite of eggs before responding. "We both know she was okay, I was there the whole time."

"Huh?" Molly butted in.

"Ohh..." Savannah mumbled and focused on her food.

"What do you mean you were there the whole time?" Molly kept her eyes on her girlfriend.

"I followed you everywhere you went." Savannah seemed as if she didn't want Molly to know this. She had said it without remembering Molly was sitting right there.

"Really? That's...that's sweet," Molly said truthfully.

Savannah blushed and was about to say something else when her father broke in.

"She followed you so neither of you would have to feel pain. Remember when I explained that to you?"

He barley gave Molly the chance to nod before continuing. "Well, that's why she followed you. So neither of you would hurt."

"I was also worried about you, Molly. When you got close to your home, I hurried back to my home and tried to...you know."

Molly paused then sighed. "I understand."

Nicholas only shook his head and stood up from the table and abandoned his only half-finished plate.