It was a dark evening, the area was silent, except for the ocassional car or two. There was a small group of guys, one was swinging upside down on a tree branch above everyone. To the left were two other boys, sitting on a fallen tree. On the right side was another leaning against a tree staring at two more guys in the center.

     Max didn't know why the hell he ever agreed to this. Guess he thought it would be pretty damn cool to be a vampire. But it was a week in and he still wasn't used to it.

    "So we gonna do anything or just sit here?" One mentions, everyone looks at each other and they all seperate. They boys were in the dark edges of a supermarket, it's about 10 PM.

    Max had done this more than once, but every single time the thought of everything he'd done made his hair stand on edge. Three of the boys ducked into the bushes, one stayed off in a darkened corner, another walked up to the victim. Max's mahogany eyes seemed to glow, his eyes darted back and forth, watching his friend Colby walk up to three girls walking out of the supermarket, alone. Everything happened so quick, before he knew it he had dragged them to the corner his other friend was at. But something stopped them, he didn't get time to understand what.

     He was forcefully slammed to the ground, his friends had all done the same. He saw the girls cowering up against a wall, he was unable to move.

     "Leave. Them. Alone." A voice commanded and he glanced up to see another girl. Max slowly sat up in his place, his friend Colby had already stood up and was lunging at the new girl. She had crisp green eyes with freckles on her face.

     "Who the fuck are you?" Colby spat, baring his fangs in anger.

     "Someone you wouldn't want to mess with," the girl shoved Colby into a wall. "Go." And when she said that all three girls darted into a car and sped off.

    It was almost like he was fighting an invisible force. She didn't even have to touch them. Max stood up, examining her while pacing in circles, his deep brown hair was messy and ruffled. He stared her in the eyes, not in a menacing way though. He was more confused than anything.

     "If you want blood, get it from a squirrel or something," she spat.

     "Awe, but that's no fun," Max turned around and found his other friend Devon walking behind him.

     That was a mistake. This girl was superhuman or something. In a split second Devon was tossed around like a rag doll, he fell to the ground and gasped for air. By this point the boys had begun to fear her. She wore a confused face with mixed emotions. Almost like she wanted to say sorry. She took a step toward them, reaching out her hand then pulling away, quickly running off.

     He'd never forget that day.