I see him the way no one else on this planet sees him... I see him as the human being he is. Christopher Maurice Brown, I love you. I just pray that you know what this means.

Being in love is precious , but being forced is another

A young girl by the name of Rebecca Edwards is walking her dog one day, when her whole life changes abruptly. She is thrown into a whole new world with people she didn't even know existed. When she is kidnapped by Chris, she learns to hate him after he tells her about the things he has done in his past. She manages to keep herself alive for awhile by not letting him get exactly what he wanted, but time is running out for both him and her. Once she learns about what will happen on the spring solstice, her true nature is tested, and she has to decide whether to keep trying to stay alive, or to give in to what Chris wants. Who will she choose? Chris, or herself?

It was 1965 on a late fall night a family just came back from dinner when they were slaughtered by two twin boys who died in that same house on that same night. Some say that the place is haunted by the two twin boys. People have bought the house before but never made it out of the house, they were all murdered. In the present day, a new family moves in that very home with a 17 year old daughter Raven, 18 year old son August, and a 16 year old son Damien.. When the siblings become aware of the story behind their new house, they soon regret even liking the house. [Idk, I'm bad at descriptions. This is an inspired story, I got some of my ideas from American Horror Story: Murder House and Lost Girl, but I interpreted my own story into it.] Don't steal my shit.

Chris and April were sixteen, but they were already deeply in love. One day April has to move to California, and Chris is forced to stay in Virginia. They are loyal to each other for two more years until Chris turns eighteen, and then he sneaks out and flies to California to see her. But when he gets there, something is wrong. Terribly wrong. The only thing is, April won't tell him what it is. There's a big secret that she's hiding, and she promises to tell him about it when she's ready. He believes her, because she's never broken a promise. But then she makes one promise she can't keep. It's impossible for them to stay together, but Chris tests it anyway. After all, nothing can keep them apart. And that is what Chris tries so desperately to prove to April.

In 1854, there was a small town called Jewett City, located in Connecticut. One day, a man named Peter Carson ran through the streets ranting about vampires attacking his family; no one knew what vampires were at the time, but the rumors quickly spread, and people grew worried. Charlotte, an eighteen-year-old girl living with her father, scoffs at the mere thought of a supernatural creature actually existing. She ignores all the warnings, and all the signs. But when she meets Chris one night away from home, will she finally become a believer?