Prince George: Vampires

Chapter 10

George's PoV

Time and night passed, and I was about to go to the library when I noticed Beatrice standing outside her room, hugging her pillow. I approached her, and it was clear from her expression that she was still terrified to this day.

"Are you still afraid? They will not return, I assure you," I told Beatrice, and she responded.

"I'm still scared because I might not wake up and end up being eaten," Beatrice explained.

"That will not happen. It's impossible for that to happen because I can sense what's going on," I told Beatrice, and she grabbed my sleeve.

"Could you accompany me to my room and keep an eye on me?" Beatrice asked me, and I felt sorry for how she looked now because she appeared to cry when I refused her request.

"All right, but I'm leaving when you sleep soundly. Is that okay?" I inquired of Beatrice

"That's not okay; I just want you to be there next to me and not leave," Beatrice said, so I didn't do anything.

"Okay, I'll accompany you," I said, and Beatrice smiled. We went to her room, and she immediately lay down on her bed.

Beatrice touched her bed, smiled at me, and closed her eyes as I sat on the side. I just let her hold my hand, knowing that nothing wrong would happen to the two of us.

Beatrice was already sound asleep while I was staring at her; how would it feel if you fell asleep? According to what I read in the book, humans sleep because it is the only place to rest when they are in pain. But when they get a wound, it takes a long time to heal, and they require a lot of care because they are just humans, not vampires like us.

Beatrice awoke the following day suddenly, looked around, looked at me, and touched my cheek.

"What's the problem?" When I asked Beatrice, she touched her entire body.

"Am I still alive?" I laughed when Beatrice asked.

"Yes, you're still alive; get up and cook breakfast," I said as I walked out of her room. I went to my room to change my clothes, but I showered before putting on new clothes.

I got dressed and fixed my hair after I finished taking a bath. I walked out of my room. I went down to the kitchen as soon as I heard Beatrice was taking a bath. I took the animal blood from the fridge, poured it into the glass, drank it immediately, and smiled because I felt stronger.

I sat and waited for Beatrice to come down after I heard her come down a few minutes later. She smiled at me and began preparing breakfast; I played with the bread and surprised her while making her breakfast.

"What are you doing, Master? I can't get it!" Beatrice commented, and I laughed, that she was surprised when I made the sandwich float she had just made.

"I can use telekinesis; if you don't know what that is, read the telekinesis book in my library," I told Beatrice as I placed the sandwich I had made on her plate.

Beatrice took it, went to the big table, sat down, and began eating; I just stared at her until she looked at me.

"Are you not going to do something now, Master? I'm not used to people staring at me while I eat," Beatrice said to me, and I rushed up to her.

"Really? But why weren't you worried last night that I'd do something to you?" I told Beatrice, and I noticed her cheek was red.

"That's not the same, Master! I need someone to accompany me that night because I'm terrified," Beatrice responded to me, and after finishing her meal, he immediately drank her milk.

I took my wallet and gave her 5,000 after looking at the calendar in my house where she was hanging.

"You forgot today is a weekend day, so you already have a salary," I told Beatrice and smiled.

"Thank you so much, Master! I'll send it right away to my mother so she can buy more medicine and for her tests!" Beatrice told me, and she immediately stood up.

"Now? Are you leaving right now?" I inquired, and Beatrice nodded.

"Yes, because this money is important, I worked hard on it, so I had to give it to my mother right away," Beatrice explained, wiping her hand after washing the dishes and glasses she used.

"Doesn't your mother live with someone?" I inquired of Beatrice.

"My brother is with her, who also helps out, and mom has something to eat at home," Beatrice explained.

"First, save your money, and then when you've saved a lot, give her what you've saved," I told Beatrice, and she considered it.

"That's fine, but why did you say that, master?" Beatrice asked a question.

"Perhaps something bad will happen to you. You were attacked by low vampires last night," I told Beatrice, and she was surprised and saddened at the same time.

"Of course, it's dangerous when I go out today. Thank you, Master, for reminding me," Beatrice told me.

"I'll let you leave my mansion as long as you collect your earnings. I apologize if the situation that occurred last night affected you," I informed Beatrice.

"It's all right, Master. If it's time for me to die, I won't be angry, but it was not my time yesterday, so I'm alive today, and I'm here in front of you!" Beatrice said this to me and smiled at me.

Beatrice is sincere; I'm not sure what I'm going to do; where can I find out if she is Caroline, the one I'm talking to right now.

"Are you planning on going to work?" Beatrice inquired.

"Yes, I have to go. You have to take care of my house; it may take me a while to get back because I must talk to the customer of mine," I told Beatrice as I took my black coat and put it on. She smiled at me.

"Be careful, master," Beatrice said to me, and I got out already.

I went to my car and opened the door. I went inside, put on my seatbelt when I started the engine, started my car, and was still worried as I drove away from my mansion.

Maybe those low vampires won't return; I'll call Johnny first so he can keep an eye on things because he's my butler. I pulled over to the side of the road and took out my phone; I texted him. When I finished texting him, I resumed my driving.

I arrived at my market and came to a complete stop when I noticed the unfamiliar car, and it appeared that this was the vampires that Edwardo was talking about. I got out of the car and felt around my house to see if anything was out of the ordinary, but there wasn't.

I finally entered the market and noticed Edwardo talking to a tall man wearing a cap; he turned to me, which surprised me because he is a human. A human would like to sell some blood of humans. What was he thinking?

Beatrice's PoV

I stopped wiping the table because I heard a car parked in front of George's house, and when I peeked outside, it wasn't George's car, so I was concerned. Will I call him today to see if he has a visitor? He told me that he might have already been talking to his essential customer.

I adjusted myself when I heard the knock, opened the door, and was surprised. He was dressed in a black suit and walked right in, looking around.

"Who are you?" I asked, and I was surprised because a light appeared from his hand, and when he finished, he looked at me.

"Don't you know who I am? I'm the one who hired you to work as a maid at George's mansion." I was surprised when he said this to me, and I looked at him intently.

"Please accept my apologies, Johnny! Because you were wearing that hat, I didn't recognize you right away," I told Johnny, and he looked out.

"George texted me to keep an eye on you. He's worried about you," Johnny explained, perhaps because I was too scared last night.

"I'm sorry if you're busy. I'm fine here. You can leave now," I told Johnny, and he shook his head.

"I'm his butler, and if I leave, I would be the one to be scolded; I don't have anything to do since I'm his butler I'm just waiting for his call for me," Johnny said to me, and I can't believe that this is George's butler.

"If you're his butler, why aren't you here?" I asked Johnny and sat on the couch.

"George fired me because he was so depressed; I think you already know about his wife," Johnny explained, and I nodded.

"Yes, I know, but it appears that George sees his wife in me; I'm not sure why, but he's sweet at times?" I said, and Johnny burst out laughing.

"He is just like that, he is a nice guy, and the one who changed him is his wife," he said to me, and I nodded.

"Perhaps you want to do something, I'll clean the upstairs," I suggested to Johnny,

"I'll just stay here to watch and go clean up now," Johnny explained, and I nodded.

I went upstairs, grabbed my cleaning supplies, and began wiping down the library door. Time passed, and I finished cleaning as well, and I am now sitting and resting in the library; I got up and left the library when I went downstairs, I didn't see Johnny.

I was confused. Where did he go? I go out of the house, and I can't still see him. The car is still here, so where did he go? Maybe I'll just let him be wherever he is. For sure, he will come back here. I put the cleaning supplies in the kitchen drawer.

I'm hungry, so I'll eat first, get a cup of noodles, and heat the water. I opened my cup of noodles after I finished heating the water. I was surprised when something fell outside, so I went out to investigate.

I stood up, and when I came out, it was Johnny; what had he been doing, and why had he fallen?

"What are you up to?" When I asked Johnny, he just scratched his chin.

"I was just looking at something on the rooftop; I didn't use my power right away," Johnny explained, and I laughed.

"I'm just a half-royal vampire who became George's butler to get away from my family," Johnny explained, and I couldn't believe how sad he was.

"Even if you're a vampire, you have sad stories," I said, and Johnny sat on the floor.

"Yes, you're right. My Master is sad and depressed, also the tragic that he didn't expect. He was waiting for his wife to reincarnate," Johnny told me, and I was suddenly sad because that's what George was going through now.

"If I can make him happy, I'll help your master," I told Johnny, and he smiled.

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