Another story, with more parts coming out! (It may be tl;dr.)

Vampira Morasta (Vampire folklore)

The Lonely Girl

Spring, 1864, March 13th

There was a young lady of fourteen, fair skinned, black long hair, beautiful blue eyes, wore black, always wore a veil over her head, and always wore black, long dresses, her hands always gloved. When she went off to school she never talked nor played with the other girls.

One day, she was off to school, waving goodbye to her mother and father, whom she cared little for, away from the safety and warmth of her house which she also cared little for, out into the cruel planet we call home. She stood out in the streets, while all the men were wearing the reasonable brightly coloured clothing of the Victorian fashion of that late period, while the women wore the usual bright coloured dresses of the same period, and the black clad Girl stuck out like a sore thumb in the crowd of many.

When she arrived, it was already present with religious girls talking about religious things with religious books in their hands, as they talked to each other, the Girl finally arrived, another young lady walked by her in the crowd of girls, she was one year younger then the Girl, short, red hair, less then fair skin, she was a rather nervous girl, stammering and stuttering a little before saying a word to the gothic clad girl "Um....uh...Hi, Jeannette" she stammered.

Jeannette glanced at her, removing her black veil, folding it neatly into her pocket, her long black hair curled at the sides, while her bangs were combed straight downward "...What do you want, Linda?" Linda's face flustered in annoyance "I w-was just saying hello, geez! Why do you have to be so moody?" Linda opened the doors to the school; Jeannette stepped in, picking up her dress as she did so "Why do you stand beside me? You're an annoyance"

She turned to Linda "Do you honestly think I'm your friend, just because we talk to each other in classes and what-have-you like that?" Linda stepped a little from Jeannette, a little afraid, Linda gulped, and tried to come up with a retort to that, but had nothing. She sighed "Should I stay away from you today, Jeannette?" Linda frowned at her; Jeannette eyed her, as the happy, talkative girls passed by her, Jeannette finally softened her expression and smiled thinly "...If you want, you may, I don't care." Linda smiled "OH! Um, Okay, thank you Jenny!" Jeannette growled quietly "My name is Jeannette Gotts Baler, NOT Jenny!" Linda giggled at Jeannette "Alright then! Will you help me with my homework here?" "Sure..."Jeannette replied, watching her step into the classroom, and Jeannette licked her lips slowly, then her fangs...."Anything for you, my dearest friend...."

To be continued.