Learned To Hate (Kaname X reader)

Chapter 6

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Slowly waking up, the memories of last night flashed into my head. That son of a b!tch kissed me, but I didn't do anything back. I let out a sigh, before getting out of the bed. I looked around the room and noticed that everything was clean and neat. I walked over to the big window, and noticed that it was dark. That explains why Kaname is gone. 

I have this weird feeling inside me, and I don't know if I should be angry or should I be happy. I'm glad that I finally found Kaname so he can fix me, but then I found the man who is the reason why I'm slowly turning into this monster. 

I walked to the door, and flung it open. I was feeling pissed that I couldn't sleep in the same house as my father when I actually went here to meet only him. When I took a step forward, I was met with a hard chest. "Where do you think you're going?" I heard a cold voice say. I stepped back, and looked at the man. He had blonde hair and blue eyes. He is a little taller than me. "I am going to the headmaster? And you?" I asked, crossing my arms.

"I heard someone in this room, when no one is supposed to be in this room," He said, taking a step towards me. "I didn't want to be here in the first place, that is why I'm going to the headmaster," I said, as I walked past him but he grabbed my arm. 

"I have to hear this from Kaname," He said, but I growled. "Let go of me," I demanded, but he just laughed. "And what is a little girl like you gonna do about it?" He said, smirking. He grabbed my wrist, freezing my hand. "Don't ever underestimate a girl like me," I said, as I spun around and swung my frozen hand towards his head. It met his head and broke into tiny pieces. 

 I reached towards my waist, trying to grab my sword but it wasn't there anymore. I cursed when the man tried to punch me. "You're a strong little girl, but you're no match for me," He said, as he aimed a punch at my head but a strong hand grabbed his fist. I looked behind me to see Kaname standing right behind me, his hand over my shoulder and held the mans fist. His other hand was around my waist, bringing me closer to his body. "What are you doing, Aido?" Kaname asked, glaring at Aido. "She was in your room Kaname, I thought she maybe was an intruder," Aido said, but twitched when Kaname tightened his grip on his fist. 

"Kaname, let the man go," I said, as I placed my hand on Kaname's hand. He let Aido go, who bowed down. "I'm sorry for my behavior," He said, but I shook my head. "If you thought I was an intruder then I understand your reaction," I said, as I turned around. "I'm going back with my father, and I will be staying there," I said, walking past Kaname. I heard Kaname sigh, as I left him. 

~*~

I stood outside of my fathers office, studying my breathing. I know Yuki is inside, and I know that we haven't met in a long time. I rescued her, but I didn't introduce myself. I walked inside, and closed the door. I knew that they knew I were here, so would surprise anyone. 

I walked into my father's office and looked around. Yuki was sitting on the couch, and dad was standing in front of his desk. "I'm glad you came (Y/n), we were just talking about you," Kaien said, crossing his arms. "I told Yuki about your situation," Kaien said, and I nodded. "I know you don't like vampires sis, but they aren't as bad as you think," Yuki said, standing up and walking towards me. "Who are you to tell me that?" I said, clenching my fists. 

"I was out there in the real world Yuki, for a very long time," I told her, as Kaien clapped. "What she was trying to tell you, (Y/n), was that here at the academy vampires and humans live together," Kaien said. I shook my head, laughing. "There must be accidents happening every day, where vampires almost kill the humans," I said, and both of them looked down. "That is why we have school guardians," Kaien said, and I shook my head. "And they're vampires?" I asked him, and he shook his head. "Well Yuki and Zero are the only members," Kaien said and I laughed. 

"And how do they stop vampires like Aido?" I asked him and Yuki stood up. "I'm not as weak as you think I am, (Y/n)," She said, looking down. "Keep telling yourself that, and someday it may be a reality," I told her, glaring at her. I never liked Yuki, and that is because she lacks bravery. She can't fight for herself and she often just panics and pray that someone saves her.