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Once upon a time in a far away village called Argyle, there lived a family of three on the outskirts of the village.
A mother, a father and a daughter.
The mother was named Celia, she was a kind, caring and beautiful woman who had a secret only her husband knew of. Celia has blonde curly hair with bright green eyes and porcelain pale skin.
The father was Darian, he was a tall and gruff man but he was wrapped around his daughters finger ever since the day she was born. Darian has black straight hair with light clear blue eyes and a sun kissed tan skin complexion.
That left only their daughter, Avery. She is six years old with a caring and loving personality. She respects others and is overly protective of her family. She has white as snow curly hair with bright blue eyes, like a clear days sky. Her skin is as pale as a porcelain at night but a sun kissed tan during the day. No one understand why her complexion changes but they hide her from the world.
They live in a beautiful little white cottage, with pink outlines. They have a white picket fence, surrounding their cottage with flowers all around. Celia has a green hand, anything she looks at or touches blooms brightly. Nothing ever dies in their yard.
Avery's mother stays home with her and teaches everything she will ever need to know. At night time she always tells Avery a story about the three Vampire Kingdoms around the world. Avery knows this can not be real because vampires do not exist in this world, but her mother is a wonderful story teller.
Avery's father is a merchant. He sells flowers, fruits, vegetables and wooden furniture around the village. He is a brilliant builder but he must travel alot to keep the supply of income coming in. Avery misses him when he is gone but is always happy and thankful when he arrives home safe and sound.
That is all she could ever wish for.
They are not rich but they are happy and kind folk. A lot will change for little Avery when she awakes in the morning though.
How will Avery handle what is to come next?
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