I understand your desire to take care of Steve, but this is pretty important and I feel absolutely compelled to make sure he is healing properly. He's...under our roof and I don't want any problems with his recovery. I'll help you a time or two and then leave you alone, if you insist." You're right, Mom. I'm sorry for being so selfish. Look! He's been bleeding again. Sit down so we can get this bandage off. I knew you shouldn't have been walking around. Hugging every woman in town didn't help. “They are yellow. They weren’t a second ago. What are you? Are you a demon?” She whispered.“No, I’m not a demon. I don’t think.” My voice trailed off, stunned by the turn of events.“I can’t believe I’m going to say this. You’re a vampire? That can’t be...” She said in a voice so soft that no human could have heard.I stared down at her. All of the fight and fear had gone out of her body and had been replaced with wonder.I nodded slightly.“Is Mason a vampire too?” She asked.I nodded again.She. I know what he would have planned. So he got up and freshen up and we had breakfast and I left out. Yash came till door and closed after I left.I went to complete my work and in mean while I called up her but she s not responding I got irritated left and came back after 1 and half hour to his home. I was knocking the door and after 5 min he came and opened the door and asked why I took so long I explained him all the reason for coming late , I asked her where she is (yash) he told she is in. Her parents had worked hard to get where they were and her Irish ancestors instilled a desire to achieve in all the generations previous. It was Shannon’s grandmother O’Malley who had taught her the importance of family values and heritage. That same grandmother had given her the opportunity to take on the challenge before her now, the restoration of the family ancestral home. She had inherited the house and property when her grandmother died last year, along with the ample funds necessary to.