Vampire Fox

What a beautiful-- Suichi sighed as the sky opened up and dumped buckets of rainwater on the city. –day… He pulled his bag of groceries close to him and hunched over them, scurrying through the crowded streets to Yoko’s sprawling house.

Somehow, Suichi managed to get inside without getting a single drop of water in the grocery bag. Thunder growled at him as he set the food down on the table and peeled his coat off of his body. I’m completely drenched to the bone! And it was such a perfect day not three minutes ago! This whether is insane... He changed into some dry clothes and sat down at the table with another sigh.

Suichi had been with Yoko for a week, and was getting bored. Yoko slept all day, and then somehow expected Suichi to stay awake around the clock. His reasoning was that otherwise, they’d be on two completely different schedules. Fortunately, Suichi found he suddenly only needed about two hours of sleep. However, this also meant that he spent far too much time staring out the window and thinking.

Which was exactly what he did now. It’s four-thirty. I’ve got at least three and a half hours before Yoko wakes up. Looks like it’s yet another “sit and do nothing” day. Suichi rested his head on his forearms. I wish I could go home… it’s hardly fair that Mother can finally get her surgery and I can’t even go visit her…


“Figures that you’d be dozing off the moment I awake…” Suichi’s head snapped up. Yoko laughed and entered the living room, flopping down on the sofa and glancing at the clock. “Huh. Quarter to seven. Storm must’ve woken me,” he mused. The fox turned his attention back to Suichi. “You looked awfully pensive, Suichi. What’s on your mind?”

Suichi knew it was pointless to try and lie. He looked away from the fox. “I-I want to go home…” he whispered.

“Well, if we leave now, we could get there by nine or nine-thirty,” Yoko suggested, stretching luxuriously.

Slowly, Suichi turned his head. “Y-You mean that?” he asked. The fox nodded, and his eyes widened in surprise as the human flung himself clear across the room to wrap his arms around Yoko’s waist. “Th-Thank you, Yoko,” Suichi muttered, trembling.


Shiori looked up in alarm as the front door opened. She froze for a moment, and then slowly got to her feet, tears springing to her eyes.

“Suichi!” she cried, meeting her son halfway across the room.

Suichi found there were tears in his own eyes as he gingerly embraced his mother. “It’s so good to see you up and about, Mother,” he said shakily.

Shiori released her son and kissed him on the cheek before sitting back down on the couch. “It’s all thanks to you, Suichi,” she whispered, hugging her son once more. “Without you, I never would have—“

Suichi shook his head. “No, mother. It wasn’t all me. That final huge payment was—“ he blinked, and looked around the living room before turning back around. “Yoko? Yoko for goodness’ sake, come in! Why are you just standing out in the hall like that?” he laughed, and Shiori turned. “Mother,” Suichi explained, “Yoko is the one who paid for pretty much everything, and he’s also the sole reason I was able to get away to visit you.”

Shiori stood again, and bowed. “Thank you, Yoko-san,” she whispered, smiling through her tears. She straightened. “Are you boys thirsty? Can I get you anything to drink?”

“Er…” Yoko’s eyes flickered briefly to Suichi. “Jus-just some water would be fine, thanks,” he mumbled.

Suichi smiled. “No thank you, Mother. I’m—not thirsty.” Shiori nodded and went into the kitchen.

“Not thirsty, huh?” Yoko growled. Suichi chuckled.

“Here you are, Yoko,” Shiori handed Yoko a glass of water. “So, why are you arriving at ten at night instead of during the day?”

Suichi hesitated only a second. “We—decided that it’s easier to travel at night. Fewer people…”

Behind Shiori’s back, Yoko mouthed, “Nice one!” Suichi swallowed a smile.

His mother yawned suddenly, covering her mouth. “Excuse me. I’m afraid I’m a little tired…”

Suichi rose to his feet and waited for Shiori to rise. “I’m sorry, Mother. Here we are yapping away when you need to rest… go on to bed. I’ll still be here in the morning, I promise,” he smiled reassuringly. Shiori nodded and said good night to both before retreating behind her bedroom door.

Yoko let his breath out slowly, one eye on Suichi. He’s so much more alive here…he smiles so much more…seems so much happier. Yoko stared dully at the grains in the table. What am I doing? Who am I to take that happiness from him? I have to return to Demon World eventually, and I’ll have to take him with me. Who am I to take him from his family and his ho— Yoko lost his train of thought as Suichi embraced him from behind, resting his head on the fox’s shoulder.

“Thank you so much, Yoko,” Suichi whispered, tears in his voice. “Thank you so much for everything. I’m so happy…”

Yoko smiled and stood. “I could tell,” he murmured drawing the redhead to him, “and I’m glad I could do something nice for you,” Yoko stroked Suichi’s hair tenderly as he spoke.

Suichi relaxed in the fox’s strong arms. He looked up at Yoko, and blushed as he met the fox’s eyes. Yoko kissed him, his fangs clicking against Suichi’s teeth.

The redhead arched against Yoko’s broader frame, obediently throwing his head back as the fox pulled out of the kiss and licked his jaw line. With a gentle growl Yoko shallowly pierced the soft skin beneath his mouth and started to delicately lap up the blood that trickled from the small wound.

Suichi sighed. “Y-Yoko…” he breathed, “Y-Yoko that feels so nice…” he closed his eyes. Oh Yoko…you’re always so gentle… so gorgeous…so kind… Suichi did not protest as Yoko walked him backwards to the edge of the couch and lay him down on it, never ceasing his constant licking. He slowly covered the human’s slighter frame with his own, leaning on his elbows so he wouldn’t crush Suichi.

Now, he stopped drinking to kiss Suichi. The fox broke the kiss and hovered above Suichi briefly before smirking darkly. Suichi’s eyes widened.

With another growl Yoko drove his fangs as deep into Suichi’s pale throat as he could. He moaned and drank greedily, sucking heavily on the wound.

Suichi arched under the fox and tried to scream, but the sudden, violent assault on his neck had paralyzed his throat muscles. All he could manage was a strangled whimper. The human squirmed, his breathing harsh. Every bone, every cell in his body was on fire as Yoko’s sizzling mouth sucked painfully at his neck; his heart raced; his head spun; his cock throbbed unbearably. He whined again, twitching madly.

It took all of Yoko’s willpower to tear himself away, but he could feel Suichi’s heart racing as it struggled to circulate a rapidly declining blood supply. With a groan he wrenched himself off the redhead, watching as the color began to return to Suichi’s depleted body. Suichi stared up at him with glassy eyes.

“Y-Yoko…”

Yoko smiled at him. "Just thought I’d spice things up a little,” he purred.

The human sat up, shuddering. “A little? Damn…” he laughed and put his feet on the floor before attempting to stand. Yoko grabbed him and pulled him to his feet and into his arms again. Suichi moaned, his swollen cock pressing against the soft cloth of Yoko’s pants. “My God, Yoko…that felt so good…” Suichi sobbed as Yoko shifted, the friction between his engorged cock and the soft cotton of the fox’s pants sending fire up his spine.

Yoko tilted his head back and kissed him roughly, letting Suichi taste the metallic remains of his own blood on Yoko’s tongue. Suichi moaned and felt his knees give out, and Yoko broke the kiss to catch him.

“P-Please, Yoko…I need—“ Suichi panted, his body trembling from need.

The fox smiled at him. “Save it for later, Suichi. We’ve got the whole night ahead of us.”