God of Fast Transmigration, don't run away

Chapter 230 The Vampire Story 2
Due to the repeated disappearance of students, the outdoor activities were changed to school activities. The students discussed playing volleyball together.

Aaliyah was a little distracted and was accidentally hit on the head by a volleyball sent by a classmate. The classmates screamed and sent her to the infirmary.

When she woke up, there was no one in the infirmary, the door was closed, and the lights were not turned on. Her head had already been bandaged, and she sat up with some headaches. Alia could not help but hiss.

However, she felt a chill on the back of her neck, and her goosebumps couldn't help but stand up, she turned her head suddenly, and she met a pair of dark green eyes.

Under the eyes, two fangs protruded, and she couldn't help but step back, "Who are you?!"

The door of the room was kicked open suddenly, and the light came in. She couldn't help but cover her eyes, only to feel something with wings flying out.

When she looked up again, she saw the French teacher Alvin she had just met standing outside the door. His expression was a little serious, and there seemed to be an undercurrent hidden in the depths of his blue eyes.

"Are you okay? Classmate Alia."

"Oh, I'm fine, just now..." She was hesitating whether to say it, but he had already interrupted her.

"A bird flew out just now, and school is over now, is classmate Alia going home?"

After she was slightly stunned, she suddenly remembered that Danni and the others had said that they would go back with her, so she hurriedly jumped up from the bed, the rapid movement caused the brain to lack oxygen, and another burst of dizziness struck.

"Are you worried about your classmates?"

"Ah."

"I let them go first, let me see you off today." His eyes focused on her so that she couldn't even refute.

"Well, thank you, Mr. Alvin."

"You're welcome, it's my honor." He stretched out his hand to slightly protect her back, but there was no physical contact between the two, appearing very gentlemanly.

"You may not know that something happened in school recently, so I will give you a week off, and you can study at home this week."

"Huh? Are you on vacation again?"

He nodded slightly, with a calm smile still on the corner of his mouth.

They returned to the town of Proten along the way, because Alvin was there, and they didn't feel embarrassed at all. Even if Aaliyah didn't speak much the whole time, he could always tell many interesting things without being obtrusive or overly talkative.

Alvin sent her to the front of the house. She felt embarrassed at first, but the other party said that it is not a gentleman's behavior not to send the girl home safely.

She was blocked and had no way to reply, so she could only let him send him back.

However, when she got home, she felt something was wrong.

Father's car was still parked downstairs, and it was supposed to be lit up at this time on weekdays, but it was pitch black at this time.

There seemed to be no one, and the door was closed tightly. She couldn't help but want to go up to look, but Alvin stopped her.

"There seems to be something wrong with your family."

Aaliyah didn't say anything, just passed his hand and moved forward.

She had the key, and when she opened the door, it was a mess inside, and everything fell to the ground in a mess.

There are also chairs that folded on the ground in a strange posture, as if they were broken by a huge force.

In a corner of the kitchen, she found her father Hunter.

His eyes were wide open, as if he had experienced something extremely horrific before his death. His face was pale and without a trace of blood, except for two sudden blood holes on his neck.

"He died after being sucked dry of blood." Alvin followed behind her.

She turned her head sharply and continued upstairs. In Julia's bedroom, she found her mother who had also been drained of blood.

This sudden blow directly made Aaliya want to go crazy.

She was fine when she left home in the morning, and her parents comforted her to cheer up together and not to be depressed because of her sister's disappearance.

But now, what greeted her was the death of her parents.

Her lips trembled, but she stubbornly didn't cry out. Alvin couldn't help but stepped forward to stroke her golden hair.

The feeling was unexpectedly good, and he couldn't help but rub it again. The girl seemed to have finally found her outlet, kneeling on the ground, hugging one of his legs and sobbing.

After a long time, she raised her head, "Teacher, are there really vampires in the world?"

Alvin nodded slightly, and patted her on the shoulder, "You can't live here, if you don't mind, you can live with me."

She shook her head stubbornly, "I want to accompany them."

"Alia," his face became serious, and his calm eyes seemed to be filled with waves at this moment, "What if that vampire appears again? You can't deal with it at all, and you can only die in vain."

"But I don't want to hurt the teacher. I don't know if that vampire is after our family. Maybe my missing sister died in the same way."

What a good girl, Alvin couldn't help but praise in his heart, and seemed to be more and more attracted to her.

"Listen to me, don't you want to know about vampires? I can tell you, as long as you come back with me." He couldn't help but seduce her. Feel the domination of desire.

But now, he began to want to seduce her, possess her and even imprison her.

"But I want to bury my parents." She compromised.

"If you believe me, I can help you deal with it." Alvin felt the urge to move in his blood.

Facing her, he didn't want to keep any secrets. He just wanted to open his heart that had been silent for many years and let her read it. Was her attraction to him so strong?

Alia looked at him suspiciously, only to see a cloud of blue fireworks suddenly rising from his palm, which looked very cold, but the temperature was very high.

In an instant, her parents turned into two handfuls of ashes, slowly floating in mid-air, and he stretched out a transparent jar to put it in.

She was dumbfounded, and when she came to her senses, her parents' ashes had been stuffed into her arms, still carrying the residual heat of burning, not burning, as if it was their last temperature.

Tears welled up in Aaliyah's eyes again, and she went to the room to pack some of her things, and followed Alvin to leave the home she was familiar with.

Along the way, she didn't ask anything, Alvin was very relieved, stroked her soft hair and said, "Good girl, you did a good job, you will know everything when you go back."

She couldn't help looking at him, those eyes were still so blue, but there was a little more warmth in them, she didn't know if it was her illusion or real, she couldn't help closing them.

"Teacher, thank you." No matter what race he is, he deserves her thanks at this moment.

"You can call me by my name." He looked at her with serious and focused eyes, and she lowered her head in silence.

(End of this chapter)