The Random Vampire Story [1]

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Colt grinned as Caiden squirmed around trying to get away.

"p-p-p-ple..." She stuttered,

"What was that?" He laughed, tickling her more.

"PLEASE STOP!" She some how managed to screech. He stopped and put his head next to hers.

"Why, I'm having fun." He laughed kissing her ear.
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Caiden was glad she didn't have to breathe as another fit of histerical laughter burst out of her. Through the caotic excape routes running through her mind one slid through that soundded like it would work.

She picked up her feet, having every intention of knocking Colt off balence and sending them onto the floor to stop him. No such luck. She picked her feet up off the ground but Colt didn't falter, if anything his efforts re-doubled again. Caiden's laughter came out the only way it could, a giggling scream.

She couldn't see what Slade and Brenty were doing but she knew that at least Slade was enjoying watching this as well.
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Colt stopped for a second, and looked at Brenty and Slade, both were silently laughing. He tickled her again and she screeched,

"Slade, at least let me defend myself against him." She said bursting out in laughter again.

"Why not Slade, she still wont be able to get away." He laughed tickling her more.
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Caiden couldn't tell if they agreed to let her defend herself or not. She found herself feeling as if she'd explode if he didn't stop.

"You're...going....to...pay...for...this..." she gasped between fits of giggles.

"I'll bet," Colt wishpered back playfully in her ear.
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"Should we let her go?" Brenty laughed,

"No, not yet." Colt grinned,

"COLT!" Caiden screeched, Colt just smiled,

"Yes, malady, is there something I can do for you." He grinned, this was to much fun.
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"Let me go!" Caiden begged going into another shreiking and giggling fit.

Colt shook his head, "no, I do not think quite yet mi'lady."

Caiden's insides started to cram from the laughter and she moaned through a giggle.
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"PLEASE!" SHe shreaked again,

"Colt, you might want to stop, that's gotta hurt to laugh so much." Brenty started,

"She'll live, she's having a blast, if she wasnt' she wouldn't be laughing." Colt laughed tickling her more. Though he was about ready to stop, that moan scared him, even though she was immortal, and alittle tickling wouldn't hurt her, he was still worried.
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Caiden sighed in relief when Colt stopped tickling her and she nearly collapsed into his arms. "thank you," she gasped.

"For the middle or end?"

"The stopping. It was starting to hurt my sides."
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Colt hugged Caiden softly, "I would say sorry, but I had to much fun doing that to feel bad about it." He grinned hissing the top of her head.
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Caiden pouted up at him, "you know payback's going to be hell."

He grinned again, "I was actually counting on it."

She was still breathing heavily trying to catch her breath still. "Now that youv'e got that out of your system shall we put up the wards?"
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"If we must." he grinned, "Let's get going, that way I'll be able to tickle you til you turn blue later."
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Caiden glared at Colt skeptically.

"Do you think they'll already be back at their old apartment?" Brenty asked.

"Most likely. We havent had any contact with them since the werewovles took Caiden," Colt said, "they'll most likely assume we're dead."

They got in the cars and started to drive towards their final objective.
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Colt drove to the apartment and pulled to a stop a little ways from it so they wouldn't hear the engine.

"Alright, let's get this done. I don't want to be here any longer then we have to." He said looking at the others.
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Caiden and Colt walked arm and arm towards where they were to start making the wards. Within minutes they could feel the perlecent cloud forming in a dome over the building. Then they were done.

"Come on," Colt said taking her arm again, "lets go."

"As long as you promise not to tickle me again."

"No guarentees." Letting him lead her away she walked alongside him until they walked into an invisible wall. "What the hell?"
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"Caiden?" Colt hated the worry that so clearly sounded in his voice.

"Uh, huh." She muttered back.

"H-how big did we make the dome." He looked at her, "Cause I think we're stuck in here."
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As a former (and rather excellent) liar herself, Aru knew that, sometimes, speaking the truth felt like wrenching a thorn out of your side. But doing the opposite meant pretending it wasn't there. And that made every single step ache. It was no way to live.
— Roshani Chokshi, Aru Shah and the Nectar of Immortality