Hey Everyone,
So this is the completely edited version of
So, I'm Not a Vampire?
I decided to post it on lit because I realized not posting my stories really solves nothing. Having them remove one of my stories was the first and only bad thing that's happened to me on lit. Am I angry? Yeah, but life goes on. And plus lit fans are way too awesome to leave.
As a side note, all future stories I post on Lit are stories that will not be published. Any stories I plan to publish will be on my wattpad. If you have questions, concerns, or just want to say hi, feel free to message me.
Alright, here we go!
-Rosi
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Prologue: I'm Thinking ... I'm Thinking ... I'm Thinking ...
So, I'm pretty sure I'm a vampire. I'm not going to jump the gun and declare myself a vamp just yet, but I'd bet my last bar of chocolate I'm right.
At the moment, I'm lying on this super tacky metal slab freezing my—if I were a man—balls off, with this scratchy sheet over top of me. Oh, and I'm butt naked. Now, I've seen about a ba-gillion crime shows and I'm almost positive that I'm in a morgue: just one more thing that proves my whole vampire theory.
Of course, the main question here is: "Why was your first thought, vamp'?" The main reason: I died. I'm one hundred percent sure about this one. It all began at my now-ex-boyfriend's house. Me, being the cute and sincere girlfriend I am, decided to bake a batch of brownies and take it over to his place. Did we (mainly I, since we both knew I always end up eating two-thirds of the little delicacies) really need brownies? Hell, no! I was, well—
am
, pushing a size sixteen, and my long, bottle-red hair just ain't covering up that double chin anymore.
Rob and I had been dating for about two years, give or take a month—which in my mind is six months too long without a commitment of either shared living quarters or a ring. But I'm a patient girl, and I thought Rob was worth it. He had this whole cute boy-next-door thing going on, except just a little wilder 'cause he had a motorcycle. Did he ride it? No, but he had it, and that was all that counted.