Vampire soap~
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Thread Topic: Vampire soap~
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" Notice me senpai" Laurence said loudly " Senpai senpai senpai"
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Silver finished and the he got up, moving other to Laurence" ok, shut up. You got me to notice you"
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" Notice me senpai " he said smirking slighlty eyes closed.
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Silver took the collor off
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Laurenceso eyes glowed bright again he jumped up on the bed running of and hug tackling silver, " Senpai notice me senpai notice me senpai senpai senpai " he chourused
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Silver held silver
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Laurence laughed beofre his face contorted into pain " S-silver the baby" he whispered
( Just a reminder it's up to you when you bring Yami back in) -
( also can I bring in Laurence's sisters now?)
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Sure. And I'm still thinking for something for yams to do) silver's eyes went wide and then he picked Laurence up
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" My sisters " Laurence groaned out as he fell unconscious, down in the courtyard of the castle , the castles alchemy lab and the castles armoury three ligt ts appeard one red and sky blue one purple and orange and one pale blue and white.
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Silver looked worried As he started taking Laurence to the medical wing
Yami slipped threw the shadows. If anyone spotted him all they would see was a cloud of darkness -
Laurence woke back up " They're here " he said referring to his sisters
Cadneza , Katelyn and Lucinda all appered in the medical wing
" If this is not important I swear I will slap him in the face " Cadneza said " It is important dear sister " Lucinda said imitating lucinda " Both of you quiet . Now" Katelyn snapped. -
Silver heard them bickering ad he set Laurence down and he sighed
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" What's wrong with him" Cadenza asked Lucinda who facepalms , Laurence groaned " Kateyln " Katelyn walked over to him and he grabbed her hand " Lia Tulya " Laurence whispered in elvish " Lu tyarta " she replied back softly.
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Silver rubbed the back of his head in confusion
Yami slipped in to silver's room and hid under the bed
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