I had explored the whole mansion except for Henry and Alexander's sweets by the time they woke up.
"Well, I think it's time we had breakfast," Alexander said.
"Agreed," said Henry. At that moment I realized that I was famished. My face must have made my thoughts apparent because Henry informed me of another decision I needed to make soon.
"As you were about to find out Alexander and I are vampires. You must decide whether or not you wish to join us in this condition. As it is you won't be able to eat normal human food for a few days. We'll have to feed you our blood for a couple of days. When you make your decision we'll either turn you or you'll start eating human food again. Keep in mind that if you choose to stay human you can always change your mind later, but if you decide to become one of us there's no going back," Henry said.
"Alright," I said, "After breakfast you tell me what it's like to be a vampire and what it's like to be human and I'll decide between the two."
"Deal," he replied. We went down to the kitchen and Henry got some blood bags out of the refrigerator.
"A- or O+?" Henry asked.
"I don't really care, I'll just have whatever we have more of as I'm drinking for two," Alexander said, then he looked at me and said, "Would you like to sit on my lap or would you rather sit in your own chair. So you know it would be a less awkward position for both of us."
"I'll sit on your lap then," I said and followed it up by doing just that. He brought his newly bitten wrist up to my mouth and I began sucking the blood from it. I don't think either of us were expecting the ecstasy that hit us both like a freight train.
Henry didn't even seem to notice as Alexander and I silently orgasmed over breakfast. I was a bit disappointed however, when Henry said, "Alright, we don't want to drain Alexander now do we?" I let go of his arm and Alexander sucked down four blood bags in quick succession.
"So," Henry said, sucking his bag of A- through a silly-straw, "What would you like us to call you?"
"Gina, you can call me Gina," I said.
"Bold choice," Henry said with admiration in his voice, "not many women I know would give themselves a name meaning queen."
"I think it fits you," Alexander said.
"Thank you," I said, "If you don't mind I think we'll go shopping now."
