The Vampire Girl

Katherine's life was boring. Predictable. She had the perfect life: the best grades and the best friends. Everything about her was normal. And to everyone except Katherine, her life was always just that. However, many years ago, she had made the mistake of telling her parents that she thought vampires were real. It did not go over well. Katherine's parent wanted to send her to counseling, and Katherine had to spend multiple days trying to convince them that she was sane. She told them that she'd never think about the idea of vampires again. She lied. The prospect of vampires frequently crossed Katherine's wandering mind. She could not shake this feeling that there was something else, something positively supernatural, out there, somewhere. And on the night of her 18th birthday, her feeling was no longer a feeling.

It was real.