Vampire Au: A Short Story

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[Vampire Au: Kurt is a new Transfer student to Dalton who left his last school from bullying. He just ran into Sebastian/Blaine] Kurt was always mocked for his white skin and how cold he was where he went in life. He had no idea why he was different just that it all seem to give people a reason to bully him. Kurt walked down the stairs slowly looking around seeing everyone running off to go see the warblers perform, and tapped on a guy's shoulder. "Excuse me what is going on?" There are vampire families that have land and all the clans would report to them. Kurt real family was one of those families until they were wiped out by another family. Each royal vampire had a mark on their neck to show where they are from, and Kurt hides his all the

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