course you are one of us, but that is only one tiny reason why we are friends." Alfred looked at him questioningly.
"Exactly," Sarah intervened. "You know Alfred, when I saw you for the first time I found you just completely nice and trustworthy. You really rarely find people like that at home." Herbert snorted briefly, which sounded like a low grunt and when Sarah glared at him he pretended to have sneezed and blew his nose.
"Anyway, you are one of the nicest people, um vampires, I know." At Sarah's words, Alfred beamed and looked at the cold stone floor a bit embarrassed. Herbert did not miss that his sweetheart was blushed."Alfred," said Herbert, pulling him a little away from Sarah. "I would have been your friend if you were still human, or rather I was from the beginning when you arrived at our place."
"You only say that because you ... um," Alfred cleared his throat clearly and remembered how Herbert had tried to bite him. Who knows what else he would have done to him if he hadn't escaped with the help of the little booklet. The young vampire didn't want to imagine it.
For a long time the three walked silently next to each other while Ragna sniffed everything that came under her nose from the beginning of her walk.
"I think we should go back slowly," said Alfred at the sight of the sky, which had slowly got a lighter tone. They hurriedly followed the way back and when they got to their room the count complained about such recklessness.
"Don't worry," said Herbert as he was already sitting next to Alfred in his coffin, "he's just annoyed by the long drive, it sometimes scratches his nerves."And already they were all lying in their coffins and slumbering. Only Alfred found it a little difficult to close his eyes, since he would see his family again in less than 24 hours. It was perhaps not quite appropriate for a vampire to pray but him this moment Do not ask him anything else to ask that his current life situation would not be exposed.