This is not the end of this story, but first a small story as a breather before continuing this one and a few from the past that I have left uncompleted. This includes the recent Haunted Incest as well as Wishing for a Domme and Becoming a Pet. Possibly I will be continuing others, but for now that is my plan at this time.
After the amazing experiences of the previous night I was ready for a quiet meal. Viktor soon appeared with a bowl of oatmeal, a plate of scrambled eggs with bacon, assorted fruit and a glass of orange juice.
"So Viktor, I have a few questions." He sat across from me and held his arms in an open welcoming gesture.
"Ask what you will." I nodded and drank some orange juice before continuing.
"The full moon is that really connected with lycanthropy? Because last night was not a full moon." He smiled, shrugging his massive shoulders.
"Normally, but last night being Halloween makes a difference. He no doubt smelled your arousal and the cum that was dripping down your leg. This is what drew him to you. He is rather embarrassed, I doubt you will see him." I started on breakfast, but did not eat much before seeing him waiting patiently in the chair.
"After breakfast take me to his room. I want to let him know there's no hard feelings. I'm guessing Vlad sleeps by day, where is Griffin?" He frowned.
"Griffin works through the night in his lab. Vlad
is
in his coffin, he doesn't care for the sun. Not fatal, but it bothers his eyes and he does not like what it does to his skin." I continued to eat as I asked questions.
"So, how do you usually pass the time?" He sat back, relaxing into the chair.
"Cooking of course, cleaning and along with Creighton, maintenance. We usually go with Ankhare into town, they have a great movie house." Suddenly I heard a sound from outside and was not sure what it was.
"What's that?" He frowned as he turned in the direction of the sound. His brow was furrowed and his mouth was tight before he spoke.
"The garage door." I raised my eyebrows at this.
"Garage door?" He nodded, but didn't turn back.
"We installed it about twenty years ago, we are not as primitive as we appear. I should show you the kitchen if I can." He briefly grinned, but frowned again.
"Is it Creighton or Ankhare returning?" He shook his head.
"Creighton is in his room and Ankhare is in his sun room for his rituals. It is our brides returning." The surprise at hearing this must have been even more obvious as he turned back to me. "While the five of us get along well." He winked at this point. "We are graced by the companionship of five wonderful ladies." I finished my meal and stood to move closer to him.
"You mean Griffin has an 'Invisible Woman' and there's a lady werewolf." He smiled and shook his head.
"Surely you know the stories." I stared at him a moment before speaking.
"You mean Vlad has three?" He nodded. "And you have your bride, but the fifth?" He stood, turning his attention to a door that I realized must lead to the garage.
"Not truly a bride, she's a ghost without connection to any of us." It was at this moment that a striking woman entered. From her height, close to seven feet, unfathomable eyes and skin like Viktor's it was clear that she was his bride. She spoke to him before she saw me.
"Oh, Viktor good, I hope breakfast is ready, we're all ravenous." Then she saw me and frowned with her brow furrowed in concentration. "Viktor, don't tell me all five of you?" He nodded.
"Anika, beloved his car broke down last night, we were being hospitable." She held up a hand to forestall further explanation from him.
"It went further than that Viktor. The three of them will be furious, you know what they threatened last time." Viktor seemed to shrink the moment she had entered, now he seemed very small and no longer as powerful as he had appeared to me.
"But that was fifty years ago, surely..." A glance from her stopped him.
"What? They might have mellowed...with age perhaps. Alright Viktor, you see to breakfast. When Griffin wakes, make it abundantly clear he is to stay out of the way and when Vlad rises, impress upon him just how much he owes me
this
time." He bowed, hands together, the picture of subservience.
"Of course beloved." He returned to the kitchen at speed and she turned to me.
"Now, tell me about your night after you arrived. Leave nothing out." So I proceeded to tell about dinner and meeting everyone, when it came to Ankhare, I found myself reluctant to be more detailed, but if she noticed she didn't react. I noticed a slight twitch when I came to the description of my time with Viktor, but otherwise she showed no reaction. However when I talked about Vlad, I paused as a thought struck me.
"We exchanged blood, does that mean I'll become a vampire?" She shook her head.
"No, it needs to be a significantly larger exchange, he was preparing you to forget about this house, as soon as you left it. The blood would give him greater influence." I stared wide-eyed at her.
"I don't want to forget." She shrugged.
"I doubt that will happen now. As you have probably gathered, Vlad's brides are quite jealous. How they have managed to remain united is probably because being against him is better than watching him stray into other beds. He's usually content, but when such an adorable person come inside, well how could he resist." She sighed as her brow once more furrowed in concentration. At last she spoke. "You will help me broker a peace in this house." I held up a hand.
"What do you want me to do? But first I am going to see Creighton. I want him to know that I don't hold a grudge." She smiled and held out a hand.
"Alright, I'll take you to him." She led me up the stairs and down the hall past Ankhare's rooms to another suite, where she knocked on the door. A voice fairly growled out.
"What do you want?" She rolled her eyes as she spoke.
"Creighton you will open this door, I have no time for you sullenness." There was a pause and the door was unlocked to swing open.
"What is it, Anika? I..." I noticed his tone was much changed from when he had first spoken, but he had stopped when he saw that it was me as well at the door. Anika spoke before he had the chance.
"Creighton, he has something important to say, listen." She turned to me.
"Don't be long. Return to your room and wait as soon as you're done." I nodded and she walked off while he stepped aside to allow me into the room. He closed the door and gestured to a chair. The room was a bit of a mess, but it was mostly a mix the mess of someone who's busy and some things were gnawed and scratched, presumably when he transformed. I saw that I had his attention so I spoke.
"Creighton, Viktor told me what happened. I admit I was scared, but I don't blame you. Now Anika wants me to do something, but I want to be friends." I held out my hand and after a moment's hesitation, he took it and we shook hands.
"You sure?" I nodded and didn't let go of his hand.
"Yes, Creighton. Now I think you know better than I do that Anika doesn't like to be kept waiting." He nodded vigorously and walked me to his door. I quickly made my way back to my room with only one wrong turn. Upon entering I saw Anika sitting on the bed. She smiled when I entered.