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Some Infinities are Longer: Blood Lust (Chapter Three)

“I didn’t realize you two knew each other,” Aaron mutters.He’s been giving me the cold shoulder all morning. I hadn’t pieced it together, until I remembered Tobias telling me not to put up the sound block. “I’ve known him longer than I’ve known anybody,” I defend myself. “Show me,” Aaron says. I take Aaron’s hand, allowing him into my thoughts. “I raised that boy into a vampire,” I tell Aaron as images flash from my thoughts into his. “He was dying when I first met him. He was in a war, and he was begging to live. He had light in his eyes, he was the kind of person who could live forever. He wanted to live forever, so I granted him his wish.” “Tell me,” Aaron says. “Tell me how to be like him.” “You can’t,” I say. “There’s something about Tobias. His will live was much stronger than anybody I’d ever seen. He never struggled with blood lust, he didn’t have a problem compelling people, and he taught himself to put up a barrier so I couldn’t see into his mind. It all happened within the first week of his turn. He was a natural.” “It’s unnatural to be a vampire,” Aaron tells me. “That’s impossible.” “Tobias’s mother conceived him while she was human. She was injured, and a vampire gave her blood to heal her. The vampire got attached though, and he killed her so she would come back as a vampire. As much as we love to try, vampires can’t procreate. She was already pregnant though, and when she gave birth her baby was born with vampire blood running through his veins. Although he ...

... wasn’t a vampire, he was much stronger than any other human. When I gave him my blood everything was triggered. He’s very strong because of that.” “But why do you love him,” Aaron asks me. “He understands,” I whisper. “He would have turned sooner or later, he couldn’t have escaped his fate. He was born to be a vampire. I was born as a vampire.” I stop, hoping I don’t have to continue explaining. “You fell in love with him,” Aaron says. I nod. “I thought he was dead until yesterday,” I reply. “I didn’t mean everything to happen like this.” “You wanted to turn me into him,” Aaron looks at me, careful with what he just said. “No,” I reply. “That’s not what I was trying to do.” “You told me loved me,” Aaron whispers. “You were my first love in seven hundred years,” I whisper. ***** “There are so many people I have to let go of,” I say sitting in my bedroom. It’s been a while since I sat in a real bed, but it feels good. “At least this time you decided to live alone as an emancipated kid,” Tobias says, his fingers trailing over life times of journals sitting in a bookshelf. “It takes one or two people off the list of people I have to say goodbye to,” I reply, laying back onto the soft pillows. “What about Cody,” Tobias mumbles. I try to ignore the tone of his voice. “I can easily compel him to forget he ever loved me,” I say. “You could turn him,” Tobias says. “He would have to say goodbye to too many people,” I whisper, as Tobias runs his finger along my jaw line. “It would be too ...