Nuit De La Lune (frerard)

Nuit De La Lune (frerard)

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Fire. That was all Frank could remember of his parents. The smell of smoke and the darkness that followed, that was all he could remember from the old house, and the firetruck's sirens, the last look at the burned shell of his home, and the silver ring found in the ashes he had worn since he was six. He now lives in a children's home, well, his fifth children's home, because he kept getting into fights and having to be moved to protect the others. And he still kept being rebellious, sneaking out at night because the new home is just the same as the others. Boring kids, annoying adults, just not Frank's style. But the town was different; darker, like something was lurking in the alleyways and shadows. He wasn't that far off in his assumption. He soon comes to discover the truth about how his parents died, and the real darkness in the alleyways of the town. (Vampire!Gerard)
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I wanted to both kiss the bruises off his poor milky skin and cause more. He was an asshole. A pure descendant of the devil. Why did I ever let him in my life? The moment I laid eyes upon him was the moment I knew his middle name spelt trouble. -- Gerard was fine before he met Frank, the bad boy with far too many problems and far too little care to fix them. Gerard had his life together. Well...somewhat. Okay, maybe he hardly could keep himself afloat, but inserting Frank into his downwards-spiraling life only seemed to fuel the fire. But then again, Gerard knew all too well that you can't fight fire with love. He fought fire with fire.

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