The moment Lestat laid his eyes on them he knew he wanted them, he craved them, he was obsessed with them and he wanted them to live and breathe him as he did them. Based on the TV series Poly relationship Female OC Smut (This is a fanfic so all rights are reserved to the creator of interview with a vampire)

*AMC's Interview With The Vampire Fanfiction Human. Immortal. The veil between the two unparalleled, yet their worlds could never coincide without destruction and death, ensuing. Lestat, having endured a lonely exitance for over a century and a half, had grown desperate for companionship. Little did he know, he would find the sweet release from his seclusion in none other than Massachusetts. Storyville, otherwise known as the Red Light District of New Orleans, where he discovered none other than Louis de Pointe du Lac. And in the Theatre d'Orleans, in which he would rediscover his true love. His home. Music. But on the night of Christmas Eve in 1910, Lestat would venture inside for a night of theatrics under the guise of William Shakespeare. There, he would discover a simple mortal; a young woman, that would change the very course of his existence, forever...

Hoping to shake this human off once and for all, I twisted my body around rapidly with a plan to put my words into action. When I was on my way to push this man as deep into the floor as possible my body all of the sudden went rigid. When my body froze solid, so did my brain. It took me several seconds to get out of my trance and when I finally did, all that was running through my mind were two words. Those eyes. All of the feelings that I had been hiding for the last 160 years were now coming crashing down on me. They were literally shooting out from this human's eyes like fire. A fire that burned into my core.

Y/n+ Lestat DeLioncourt fanfiction. All rights to Anne Rice for her characters. I use the Lestat from Interview with the vampire and not from queen of the damned. I'm not sure if I'm gonna add smut but I will let you know don't worry :)

"With what I want to do to you, I want your full consent" she said, her voice steady yet inviting. As she spoke, she picked up a glass and filled it with water, the liquid glistening in the light. She approached me with the glass in hand, her gaze unwavering as she offered it to me, a silent promise of respect and understanding in her gesture. Are you sure of your surroundings?" I nodded, though the truth was that my heart was racing in my chest like a wild animal. "Use your words, Tee Rak," she urged, and I could feel the heat rising to my cheeks. It's just a pet name, I told myself, but there was something about the way she looked at me that made my pulse quicken even more. "Yes," I managed to stammer, my mind racing. "Do you know what we are about to do?" she continued, her gaze piercing through me as if searching for answers. "Yeah... Yeap... I mean yes," I replied, my words tumbling out in a clumsy rush. What was happening to me? I am a lawyer, confident and articulate, accustomed to navigating complex conversations and arguments. Yet here I was, stumbling over my own words, feeling a blush creep across my face, jeez what am I a schoolgirl whose crush proposed. "In the next five minutes I'm gonna be intense so if you don't think you can handle you're free to leave, but if you stay you still have the right to stop at any time" I should probably leave, every fiber in my being is screaming at me to run for it, but my last brain cell is curious of what this beautiful woman wants to do with me, no scratch that do to me because the way her eyes changed with the pupil dilating and the way she's looking at me like she is a predator and I'm her prey and she's going to devour me if I do not leave "but I would love you to stay, please." she added. The sensible part of me that wants to leave immediately died after hearing her say please and beg. "Get on all four"

[MAJOR EDITS COMING SOON: Please any and all feedback in the comments below (plot, characters, characterizations, etc.) -- New readers, you too! ] Louis de Pointe du Lac told Daniel Molloy everything he remembered. The problem? He didn't know he didn't have the full story. The one person who does only has one shot to tell it before darkness threatens to rewrite everything. Samara Jadé Sartori is Thee Crimson Weaver. Samara Jadé Sartori, a born witch turned vampire, has only ever been in love with two men in her entire life. Louis de Pointe de Lac and Lestat de Lioncourt. Their lives were messy, but their hearts pulled each other together more than any anger or logic ever could. When her uncle threatens her life and the ones she loves, she chooses to erase her memory from their minds. The lives they lived without her existence is what you saw on AMC's Interview with the Vampire. In this universe, Samara tells the real story to Daniel Molloy, before, during, and after the storm that was Louis and Lestat.

[The story is based on Anne Rice's Interview With The Vampire the AMC series] During the 1870s and '80s, it gave rise to the Industrial Revolution which paved way to the concept of capitalism dominated by social elites: the aristocrats - who played by the rules of greed, lust, and beauty. A young foreign aspiring artist hoping to climb the elite's social status in New Orleans, found it challenging to fit in. She had no title to her name, no wealth, no lands, only her artistic merits, which was considerably frowned upon. She would do anything to seize her aim and take revenge to all who wronged her. Until that one moonless night, a mysterious creature of the dark appeared before her and gave her an offer she couldn't refuse. Immortal and beautiful, he was the vampire Lestat.

Seventeen-year-old Aveline survives by being small and obedient....until the people meant to protect her fail completely. When her carefully controlled world collapses, two women step in and offer her something unfamiliar: safety, comfort, and love. **Content Warning** This book contains themes that may be distressing to some readers, including: * Child abuse (physical and emotional) * Child neglect and starvation * Domestic violence * Trauma and PTSD responses * Panic attacks and anxiety * Emotional manipulation and verbal abuse The story focuses on recovery, safety, and healing, but readers are encouraged to proceed with care and prioritize their well-being.

'I always thought that what you give, you get. That somehow if I gave so much to the world, helping those who were in need, those who were having a bad day or those in a tough situation that appreciation and help might just come back to me. My whole life has been give, give, give. Now I'm starting to think I'll never get.' In a world where all is meant to be

Olivia has spent most of her life surviving. Surviving fear. Surviving instability. Surviving the kind of loneliness that makes you feel too much and not enough all at once. When she ends up living with Lu, she doesn't know what to do with softness. With patience. With being cared for in ways that don't come with conditions. But healing isn't pretty, and safety doesn't come easy. Between nightmares, meltdowns, regression, shutdowns, and the constant fear of being too much, Olivia has to learn that love isn't supposed to hurt-and Lu has to prove, over and over again, that she isn't going anywhere. A story about trauma, healing, autism, age regression, found family, and learning how to call a place home. This is book 1