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Once upon a time in 1970 in Pennsylvania there lived a family of vampires. They lived very good, in trust and in the welfare. They were a couple. His name was Nosferatus Vondrak, he was 125 years old and he worked as a teacher for protection from monsters. Her name was Slaria Vondrak, she was 120 years old and she worked as teacher and a vendor of blood. They lived in a small hut in the city center. They were good. Pennsylvania was a very small city, located in America. A few weeks later in the city, the monsters and withes returned and began to destroy in the city. The Vondrak family began immediately to move to another town and had a gathering. They left the city and headed into town - Wilks. Pennsylvania continued the war. In a new city was calm and quiet like doing out. The city a little more, then previous. The Vondrak family had to keep their secret and live like other people. They are engaged in the same work, but Nosferatus now worked for defence. Slaria worked with …show more content…

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