Vampires. Two long, pointed teeth. Bloodthirsty creatures. Monsters. Garlic and sun enemies. Aren't these the first things that come to mind when you think of a vampire? No, you shouldn't first think of blood, sun enemies, or hateful monsters. Every vampire has a unique backstory, a painful event, and then a vow to never leave himself pitiful again. Jane thought just like you before she became a vampire. This is Jane's story. I just have to warn you, happy endings only happen in fairy tales. This isn't a fairy tale, it's a vampire story.


After Miss Kenner took attendance, she asked the students to sit down.

"My dear students, as you know, tomorrow is animal rights day. So you need to bring your pet. Everyone has a pet, right?"

Everyone nodded. Everyone except Jane Hannah, who sat in the very back row, black-haired, pale-skinned, and red-eyed. Since Jane had a genetic disease, she looked just like a vampire, so she had no friends. She looked at the teacher with her red eyes.

"Jane? Honey, don't you have any pets?"

Star student Andy, sitting in the front row, gave Jane a disdainful look.

"Haha. Jane the vampire doesn't have any animals. Vampires make friends with bats anyway. There's garlic soup for lunch, will you eat it? You can't eat right. Or you'll die, right?"

Mrs. Kenner glared at Andy angrily.

"Well.. I have a bat, her name is Luisa. Luisa is a very good bat, a good girl. Can I bring her tomorrow?" Jane said it in such a low voice.

Andy turned white. There was nothing Andy feared more than bats.

There was nothing to say, and Jane took it for granted.

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Luisa waited on Jane's shoulder for her turn to be introduced. Everyone in the class had brought a hamster, fish, or a tiny cat. One of those who brought cats was Zoe. Zoe's Cat's name was Lonny, and Lonny and Luisa quickly became friends. They even carried out promotional projects together. All the attention was on Lonny the black kitty and Luisa the beady-eyed bat. No one was even looking at Andy's red goldfish. Then Andy began to tell a story about the red fish.

"I didn't buy this fish, you know? She came to me. Because I'm the luckiest, sweetest, best girl you'll ever see in the world. So while you have the chance, you should spend time with a girl like me and her fish. Also, my fish's name is..."

"Shut up a little!" said Clara, "I couldn't hear the story of Luisa's name because of you."

"Exactly," agreed Justin, "what's your fish's name to us? You probably named it 'perfect, great' or something."

Indeed, the name of the red goldfish was Perfect.

A tear fell from Andy's eye and dripped into Perfect's bowl, but the wonder girl listened to Jane's story because she needed to adapt.

"I found Luisa in the park. Older kids were torturing her. I took Luisa to the vet. Even the vet was disgusted with her and said she didn't need help, she was going to die anyway. But still, my old brother Luis, who was now dead, had his own bat. I remembered her breathing and put my mouth to the hole in Luisa's stomach and saved her, ignoring the blood coming into my mouth."

Andy had never heard such a disgusting story, it was a shame to forget what a delicate girl she was and throw up.

But Zoe, Justin, Clara and others were fascinated by this story and saw Jane as a hero.

"Oh. Zoe, you're a witch, you have a black cat, and you, Jane, are a vampire. You even drank your own bat's blood."

Andy Lana chuckled at her own joke.

"I'm calling Miss Lana on the phone, that's enough Andy! Now stop teasing Jane and either listen to her story or go find a friend to tell your fish to." ' said Mrs. Kenner.

So Andy stopped chasing Jane and started telling Benny, the only person interested in the cute fish, about Perfect.

In the second lesson, Mrs. Kenner said she would divide the children into groups of two.

"I'll divide everyone into teams of two. You'll go out into the garden with your partner and your pets and collect leaves and acorns and attach them to this steel rope. Whoever collected the most interesting leaves or acorns at the end of the lesson will get this chocolate."

Saying this, Mrs. Kenner pointed her finger at the huge bar of chocolate on the table.

"Anyway, I'm explaining the partners."

"Zoe Claus and Clara Jammy."

Zoe and Clara hugged each other happily.

"Justin Toes and Benny Glerk."

The two boys, who had strange last names in common and didn't really like each other, sighed.

"Candy Lulu and Thomas Williams"

"Now I'm announcing the last team," said Mrs. Kenner. Those who didn't make it to the team, don't be sad. Next time you're in."

"Andy Lana and..."

Jane held her breath.

"And Jane Hannah."