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A Vampire Chronicles story by _Twi_ (mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]) , March 1996.
Rated PG-13 for sexual themes  (Lestat/OFC).



The young author stared blankly at her computer screen.  
"I don't believe it."  
She repeated it. "I don't believe it. I haven't written anything  in months, 
I finally get an idea and then I get writer's block.  Shit!"  
She got up and started pacing the room, periodically kicking things and  
muttering obscenities under her breath. She stopped herself in the middle  of 
kicking a chair and laughed at herself.  
"Now I really can't believe it. I'm acting like I'm about three  years old!" 
Then she laughed again. "Well...a three year old with a  really dirty mouth."  
She thought a minute.  
"Well, maybe if I read the books I could get inspired..."  
She turned off the computer and went to her room. It took a minute to  find 
her copy of The Vampire Lestat, as it was on the floor under a couple  of 
t-shirts and the comics from a Sunday newspaper from three weeks ago.  
"Hmmm...maybe I should clean this place."  
She turned on the radio - "Alright! Pearl Jam!" - curled up in bed, and  
started reading. Not in any particular order, mind you, but flipping  through 
to 
her favorite parts. Unfortunately, it wasn't working.  
"Dammit, this isn't any good. Plus I'm hungry."  
She went to the kitchen for some toxic snack food (Doritos) and thought  some 
more.  
"Well, maybe reading some specs might help."  
She turned the computer back on. She read some specs. She also started  
reading a certain RPG.  
"Oooo, Brad and Tom!" she snickered to herself. "What do they mean 'no  crude 
commentary'? Oh, nuts!...Whoops! That was a slip of the tongue,  honest! 
I...wait a minute."  
She stopped herself.  
"Hold on, interesting as this is, it really hasn't much to do with the  
Chronicles." She turned the computer off again.  
"Fuck it, I'm going to bed."  
She turned off all of the lights and went back to her room. The radio  was 
still on, now playing Green Day, which she didn't like that much, but  she left 
it on anyway. She prayed she would be asleep before they started  playing 
Primus or something. She was.  
She awoke to the sound of rainfall.  
Which was odd, since you weren't supposed to be able to hear that  through 
the walls, unless the window was open.  
"The window...." she murmured sleepily.  
She looked toward it.  
It was indeed open.  
There was also a shape blocking part of it...the shadow of a person.  She 
could see the orange-yellow light of the streetlight across the street  from 
her 
second-story window reflecting off yellow hair, making it the  same red-blond 
as her own. He didn't need to speak, for she knew who it  was.  
"Lestat...."  
"Hush, cherie...I am here to help you."  
She wanted to get up. She wanted to leap across the room at him. She  had 
always sworn to herself that if she ever met the real Vampire Lestat  she would 
be on him like peanut butter on jelly. But for some reason, she  didn't move.  
"Shhh...lie still...this won't hurt a bit."  
He sounds like my doctor, she thought. Better looking,  though.  
"Thank you."  
More conceited, too.  
He smiled and said, "Part of being a Brat Prince, my dear."  
True enough.  
He knelt by the side of her bed and kissed her on the lips; she kissed  him 
back passionately.  
Damn, he's a good kisser.  
Fortunately, he either didn't catch the thought, or did, but wisely  decided 
not to comment, because otherwise she would have had to hit him.  He started 
kissing her neck, while she tangled her fingers in his hair.  
Then he bit.  
The first thing she could think of was, Boy, am I gonna have one hell  of a 
hickey in the morning. She didn't say it aloud, though.  
"Mmmmm...." she moaned. God, that feels good. She held him  tighter. Being in 
his arms was like being held by a living, breathing  statue. She had to be 
careful to be quiet...what would happen if her  parents came in suddenly? She 
would have laughed at the idea...her mom  coming in and finding this stunning 
blond creature in her bed...but the  bite was overwhelming her senses.  
Ohhh, I don't want this to end...but I'm so tired...  
She was asleep when he left, quietly closing the window behind him.  
The next morning when she awoke, she was a bit confused. 


What  happened? her brain thought muddily. Oh. Suddenly, she had the  joyous 
feeling of knowing exactly what to write. She got up and almost ran  to her 
computer in the living room.  
She switched it on and started to write.  

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