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Click hereNick Claus was gone.
There was a small wrapped box on the pillow where he should have been. Sitting up, she did not bother cover herself and picked up the present.
There was a card on the top. It read: It's been fun, my lusty vampire hunter. Until next Christmas. Same time? Same place?
Pulling the ribbon, she opened the box. Inside was a small Santa doll. She touched the toy and it tapped its pouched belly and released a high-pitched Ho Ho Ho, Merry Christmas!
She fell back onto the sheets with a small laugh. A smile teasing her lips, she traced the edges of the card, her blood buzzing.
The hunt for Santa just became much more interesting.
So Sophie is a Hardcore Vampire Hunter and had her sights set on Nick,and had every intention to lure,exhaust,and finally kill Nick because he is a Vampire.But in most mythos Santa is portrayed as an immortal just like Vampires.So in Nicks case why not blend the two together.
Nick leaves toys and presents for all the good boys and girls around the world,and maybe even some of the parents especially Moms he gets to be naughty for him.So back to Sophie,she was set on killing Nick but actually fell for his Sweet,Slightly Arrogant persona to see Nick ain't the bloodthirsty evil monster she thought he was.In the end did Nick convert Sophie into a non-judgemental Vampire Hunter that not all vampires are bad,I think so. I just hope Nick convinces Sophie to be his Mrs. Claus and she can still hunt them but not Nick,that would be an interesting switch how Nick fell for a Goth Bike Riding Vampire Hunter while Nick delivers presents,that would be some crazy-ass-shit in my opinion.
........ & a handsome Mossad agent !!?
This was a great story with a unique premise. There are a few grammar issues, though--mostly shifting tenses--that took away from the story. Just a bit more editing and it would be a 5!