Parkers

Pete thought about it.

He knew the Kirks liked their wine. Both Will and Michelle had high paying executive jobs so they never skimped out on their wine as the Ashtons always got an expensive bottle from them at Christmas time. Pete's mind has been scrambled due to the events of the past few days. His gut is telling him that the Parkers are probably the ones who had the wine though. Hannah was always intimidated by the younger and beautiful Michelle Kirk and always preferred to interact with the Parkers much more. They just got back on a trip as well. He thinks that maybe Becky told him something about Hannah spending time with the Parkers as well the night before.

After making sure that every bottle in the Ashton house didn't have any liquid in them, Pete and JJ got up to go next door to the Parker's house. Sally told them that she was afraid and didn't want to be alone. She said that she owed it to them for saving her soul and that anything she could do to help she would. Pete and JJ were confused because moments earlier Sally was saying that she couldn't be trusted.

Pete and JJ looked at each other. Leaving her alone right now to fend for herself, even wearing a cross, wouldn't be smart. They didn't want to leave her at the house because they knew that Hannah and Becky would be back there.

"Come on, Sally. You'll be safe with us."

The three of them creeped out of the Ashton house and quietly walked the short distance next door. Not one sound could be heard which unnerved Pete. Pete shook his head to clear the cobwebs. He knew that silence is better compared to people screaming.

Pete reached the door to find it locked. Bob had told him years ago where he kept the hidden key in the bushes. JJ was looking around to see if anyone had noticed them. She's been enjoying this night of excitement. She managed to reverse a new vampire back into a human successfully and they were close to hopefully reversing permanently it for others. Professor Olive could already see the chapters in her head of the book she was going to write. She could see herself on all of the talk shows. She wondered who would play her in the movie they would make of tonight's events. A younger Julia Roberts would be perfect, she thought.

Sally stood on the dark porch anxious. She knew she was safe with the two of them and the cross around her neck. She would kill for a cigarette right now which was a weird thought for her considering she gave it up over a decade ago. Sally thought about the future. Her kids were both out of state, thank goodness. Her husband was missing. She couldn't get a hold of him. Maybe he was one of them. A vampire. Like she used to be. Thoughts of her fanged husband fucking her in bed creeped into her mind. Sally shifted her body as she got uncomfortable from getting turned on.

Sally looked at Pete as he was having trouble finding the fake rock with the key in it in the darkness. His ass sticking up in air. Memories of earlier that night of her telling Pete about the ways she wanted to fuck him. A vision ran into her head of Pete fucking her in the jail cell. But this time she was fanged and she longed to sink them into Pete as he came inside her. A soft moan escaped her as her body became flush and her pussy started to get wet. JJ looked at Sally with an odd look on her face but Sally just shook her head. JJ turned away from her and started to gaze out into the street again.

Sally looked at JJ. She never had any urges to be with a woman but she admitted to herself that she would with JJ. A classic hot librarian look with a model's body. She would make a sexy vampire.....Sally surprised herself with that thought. With a slight buzzing in the air the streetlamp came on randomly. The yellowish light illuminated the Professor's body. Sally's attention was turned towards JJ's neck that wasn't covered by the black leather jacket. Sally could see the vein pulsating in her neck. Her body started to ache with a craving that was a million times worse than cigarettes. Sally slowly opened her mouth to extend her fangs until reality snapped back into place. She wasn't a vampire. Not anymore. She wanted to cry out in frustration and disappointment.

The cross they gave her was bothering her. It seemed like the ends were poking into her and it was starting to hurt at random moments. Sally silently took it off without anyone noticing. A faint pleasant buzzing came into her head followed by a comforting voice.

"Let them think that the holy water trick worked. You will know the time to show them that they were ohhhhh so wrong."

Sally smiled as Pete stood up with key to the house in hand.