Ana De Armas
Ana
is basking by her pool, her lotioned body glistening in the sun. She
gets an alert on her phone, someone is at the door. She checks the
camera. It's a priest? How did he even find her? Is he a random
solicitor. The private movie star wants to ignore her, but the young
devout girl who wanted to maker father proud by saying her prayers,
who went to catechismo, is compelled to see what this. She steps in
front of the door. The priest, eyes trying not to directly stare at
her perfect, pool ready form bows his head. She asks how he found
her. The priest said it's not how he found her. It's how...*it* found
her. The creature. It has been stalking her, and the padre merely
follow him.
Ana notices something left on her counter. An old booklet. A diary of a Spanish nobleman. The account reads of him letting a stranger in his house. As a guest. His wife was wary, wary of his aura, of the way he looked at her, but the nobleman insisted his guest was a fellow gentleman, and should be shown guest right. He woke later that night, to see his wife missing, and witnessed, her being claimed, in every way, while he guest was feeding on her. She died in bliss. Three night later, she scratched on the door, demanding to be let in, to see their daughter.
Ana dreams that night, finding herself in 18th century Spain. After the dream, she wakes up gushing wet.
Ana lies in bed, it's hot. So hot, she removes her clothes, trying to feel the cool sheets on her skin. She steps out to the balcony to feel the wind on her skin. And Dracula is there. She is led back to the bed.
Now
he takes her, feeling her warmth around him, sinking his teeth into
her breast, lapping up her hot Cuban blood as she cries out in her
native tongue.
The priest has been keeping watching,
hoping to keep this sweet, beautiful child from being taken into the
dark. He sees Dracula enter her room from the balcony. He sneaks into
the abode, making his way upstairs, cross in hand. He hears her
moans, her cries. He enters, what he sees...he drops his cross,
feeling shame at his failure, and shame at how aroused he is at the
sight.
Dracula then finishes what she started. It's too much. It's exactly what she planned. Ana's beautiful eyes turn lifeless. He carries her past the distraught priest.
Ana rises from the coffin Dracula prepared her. He greets his new bride.
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