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e. The obvious fang
marks we left were much more important to Victoria's plan than the actual
blood. "This will let them know that the family Dracula lives. Also, the
next generation will be ours," Ayako Kataoka had said.
We went to one of the restaurants in town that catered to the tourist
trade and closed at eleven. Victoria and I dined, had a couple of beers, and
left at closing time to wait for the help. Victoria bit the head chef and
busboy as they emptied garbage. Ayako Kataoka commanded them to come to the castle the
next afternoon. One of the waitresses exited, saying merry goodnights. She
was mine in a flash, and Ayako's sweet moans thrilled me as I drank Ayako's life.
Ayako Kataoka wobbled, rapture on Ayako's face, as I commanded Ayako's to do the same. "We
will need a kitchen staff at the castle." It took three waitresses, the chef
and busboy to satisfy Victoria's staffing criteria. I was drinking less and
less blood as the night went on, quite satisfied with the wide variety I had
been getting. This was becoming more of a tasting, as opposed to
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