VampireKnight-dream

           I stood in my room, looking around at everything, trying to decide what to pack.  I had so many things that lined my walls or took up my floor or closet space, but most of it was meaningless to me.  They were simply pretty things that had no sentimental value.              In truth I was not really thinking about packing my things.  I was thinking of how tomorrow night I would be leaving this house to live on a campus with the man I was in love with.  Being allowed to see Lord Kaname every night was something I had only ever dreamed of.  Throw in the bonus of being able to hang out with Akatsuki and even Hanabusa, plus the fact th

"C'mon, Takuma! The weather is wonderful!" Tugging at the blond's sleeve, you stepped out of the Moon's Dormitory. Despite him struggling desperately, you started to head straight to the rose garden. "H-hey, wait up!" Takuma's hesitant voice behind you made you stop. You let go of his sleeve and turned around, putting both your arms pointedly akimbo. Raising one eyebrow, you shoot him a questioning look which said 'What is it now?'. "Look, there is still a lot of paperwork lef and I really-" "No!" Takuma flinched slightly at the sharpness in your voice. You knitted your brows in annoyance as you continued to speak. "The paperwork can w

           I reached my room, shutting the door behind me and leaning against it.              I hated this.  I hated knowing she was in that house with that man and not being able to do a thing about it.  I hated that she couldn’t either.            For years she had taken it silently, as a prisoner who could not escape.  But she was still a prisoner until tomorrow.  Though the only different thing was that I was now in the know, I still could not act.  If I did, her father would not allow her to leave.  I was sure of that. __________________________________________________      The next evening, we sat in the car, all of us deep

           “This place is barely livable!” Hanabusa complained, looking around at the average décor that surrounded us.  We had just stepped into the building that was to be our dormitory for the time that we were here, finally escaping the invasive scent of human blood.  As we waited for someone to come and give us some directions, I couldn’t help but notice that this place did look quite a bit less formal than the mansions we had lived in our entire lives.            “Oh, hush.  If Lord Kaname, the most noble and exalted of vampires can live here, than so can we,” Ruka scolded him.              “