a person in stories with sharp teeth who drinks blood and never dies

having a point; being thin and sharp at one end

making you feel very sad

an area of darkness where light cannot reach

someone that is hurt or killed in an attack, accident, etc.

a natural feeling that helps you act quickly

to say something in a quiet and angry way

David and Emma knew the man was watching them.

The vampire was not sure which one he wanted to kill.

Outside the toilets, David understood what the vampire was asking.

The couple invited the vampire into their flat.

The vampire thought his victim’s blood would taste nicer if they were in love.

At first, David liked the idea of being a hero and saving Emma.

Emma offered to give herself to the vampire to save David.

The couple’s feelings for each other were different by the end of the story.

Emma and David felt ……………………………… at the restaurant.

The vampire was ……………………………… they were in love.

David and Emma were ……………………………… when they saw the vampire.

David was first ……………………………… and then ……………………………… before he asked Emma to marry him.

David thought he was being ……………………………… when he stood in front of Emma.

David was ……………………………… with Emma for offering him to the vampire.

The vampire was ……………………………… about who to kill.

The vampire felt ……………………………… and decided to leave.