For a moment, Hana was completely speechless. “What?” She stuttered, but Kari already closed the door with a huge grin on her face. A sigh came over Hana's lips, and she looked through the mirror at her dress, or rather babydoll dress. “Seems like I don't have any other choice.” She didn't even take a look at herself as she got into the lacy undergarments and quickly put on the babydoll dress.

Nearly hesitantly she opened the door and stepped out of the changing room. Kari's jaw dropped, and her eyes widened. “Oh my god,” was the only thing she could say, and Hana hid her face behind her hands. “You are so pretty!” She eventually called out, grabbed Hana and pulled her into another room. “But first, we have to do something about your hair.”

Hana sat down in front of a desk with a tons of make up utensils and different brushes and combs. The mirror got covered with a small blanket so Hana couldn't see herself at all. “Since when have you known Luhan?” Kari, who just started combing Hana's wild hair, stopped for a tiny second. She even stopped breathing, but then she smiled. “He saved my life. I was a little girl in the streets of a small city here in the near of Detroit. My parents abandoned me on the streets, after my father hit me every day. My mother was a drug addict so she never really cared about me,”

Her hands cramped a bit, and her body started to tremble slightly. “You can't even imagine how hard it was. I starved every day, lived from nothing until he found me. He is my savior, and I will be forever loyal to him.” Kari wasn't lying, and Hana knew that she would even die for Luhan. “How did you meet him?” Hana nearly broke the desk apart as she clawed her fingers into the wood. She tried to suppress the memories of all the blood, of the pain and the horror, but she couldn't do it.

Kari stopped brushing her hair and laid her hands on Hana's shoulder. “You don't have to tell me. It's okay.” Hana shook her head and sighed shakily. She had to learn how to face her fears; her mother always told her to talk about her problems if she ever had any. “Vampires attacked our houses and... took