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Alice in Wonderland

Welcome to Wonderland (OCxOC)

Welcome to Wonderland

Disclaimer!

This book will follow the plot of both live action movies with some changes seeing as this is an Oc x Oc book.

Scarlet belongs to me and Magnus belongs to @sauron559  and you should definitely check him out!

We don't own Alice in Wonderland just our ocs and some parts of this book's plot. Which makes this a work of fanfiction! It's just for fun!

Also this story will include mature content as well as swearing and smut! You have been warned!

Prologue

It was currently nigh time in 1855 London. Most people were already fast asleep. But not everyone. 

Currently Lord Ascot and his friends were talking with Charles Kingsley about his new venture that he wanted to go on. Though everyone disagreed that this was a good idea because of the many dangers made it seem impossible. Though Charles didn't believe anything could be impossible. As he said "For some the only way to achieve the impossible is to believe it's possible." 

Their discussion had to cut short however because of Charles's two younger daughters, Alice and Scarlet, were in the doorway having just woken up from a nightmare. Charles excused himself as he took his daughters back to their shared room, listening to them explaining their dream with utmost seriousness. Not judging them, making fun of them or dismissing their fear and worry. 

"Do you think we've gone round the bend?" Scarlet asked looking up at her dad with a gentle look. Charles put his hand on both of their foreheads as if feeling for a fever. "I'm so. You're mad. Bonkers. Off your head. But I'll tell you a secret...all the best are." he said which made both of them giggle happily. "It's only a dream. Nothing can hurt you there" he said taking his hand off their foreheads. "But if you do ever get too frightened you can always wake up, like this" he said before gently pinching their arms causing them to scream quickly before pinching him themselves. 

But they would eventually find out the truth about their dreams. 

Chapter 1

It's been 10 years and both of the girls have grown up into beautiful woman. Alice being 19 and Scarlet being 18. They have grown to be very much like their father, ahead of their time and unlike what others would expect them to be. Both wanted to be independent and disliked a lot of the expectations that were put on them. However, Scarlet was more open and blunt about her opinions compared to Alice. Alice knew mostly when to keep quiet and when to not speak her mind but Scarlet struggled with that. 

Currently they were both in a carriage with their mother being driven to a party. Neither Alice nor Scarlet wanted to go because they weren't in the best mood but their mother forced them to go. Their mother was nervously fiddling with Alice's mane of unruly blond hair trying to make it look as good as possible. Alice's hair got very wavy sometimes causing it to be a mess. Scarlet's black hair did that as well but because her hair was darker it wasn't as noticeable nor did it look as bad as Alice's. 

"Must we go? I doubt they'll notice if we arrive or not" Alice asked trying one last time to convince her mother to turn back. Neither of the sisters wanted to go to this party and have tried multiple times to persuade their mom to turn back. None of those attempts were successful. "They will notice" their mother, Helen, said brusquely as she abandoned Alice's hair to focus on her outfit. Scarlet rolled her eyes annoyed but didn't say anything. Her mother always was fussy about their appearances and today she was especially fussy about how Alice looked. Scarlet had a few ideas as to why. 

Helen re-tied Alice's waist stash before feeling for her coreset but found nothing. "Where's your corset?" she asked with a sigh already knowing the answer to that. "Mother you know very well how much we don't like them. Don't ask questions you already have the answer to" Scarlet said looking out of the window. Helen sighed looking over at her daughters who were just like their father. "Scarlet, don't start today, please" she pleaded with an almost tired look. She than pulled up the skirt of Alice's blue dress to expose her knees, "And no stockings!" 

"I'm against them." Alice said plainly, bored of this conversation and the fussing already. "But you're not properly dressed!" Helen argued back. "We are we to say what's proper and what's not? Everyone likes what they like to wear and they shouldn't be judged for it because it's not 'proper'. It's not like it's a rule of the world or something" Scarlet argued back, so that her sister didn't have to. She hated how controlling their mother was, to the way the dress to the way they talk and think. 

"Alice, Scarlet" Helen said in a warning tone. She didn't want an argument to break out between them. "To me a corset is like a codfish" Alice asserted agreeing with her sister and thankful that she said what she did. "Please." Helen implored, "Not today" she let out a quiet sigh as her daughters huffed looking away from her. "Father would have laughed" Alice said. 

This caused Helen to have a heartful expression on her face as memories of her husband flooded back. "Sorry mother, we just didn't sleep well" Alice said genially feeling upset about what she said. The loss of their father and Helen's husband affected them all greatly. Helen grasped and squeezed her daughters hands in unspoken forgiveness. Since their father's death last year, Helen has been trying to usher Alice into adulthood as a 'respectable, young woman' first since Scarlet was more stubborn and difficult to deal with. Helen always told them that she wanted the best for them- stability, a good reputation, a husband. But the two siblings reasoned that their views on what makes a good life must be different because every act of love from their mother felt more like a shackle that they couldn't get out of. 

"Did you have bad dreams again?" Helen asked knowing that their dreams kept them up at night most of the time. Each of their dreams got weirder and weirder, must be one of the reasons why they are the way they are. "We both did.  The same one as always...is that normal? Don't people have separate dreams?" Scarlet asked still not looking at her mother. She has been wondering for a long time if the dreams that she and Alice were having were some sort of weird sign. They clearly weren't normal. 

Helen swallowed not knowing what to say. She busied herself by unclasping her necklace around her neck. "I don't know darling" she said before she put the necklace on Alice. Alice looked down at the necklace and smiled a bit. "There you are. You're beautiful and you finally managed a smile" Helen said smiling as well. Alice felt herself deflate slightly as the Ascot Estate came into view. By ordinary standards it was a perfectly lovely home. Sweeping manicured lawns, occasionally dotted with a neatly trimmed evergreen tree surrounding the centre piece of the estate- the house itself.  The Ascot house was three storeys high, a wide and blocky grey-bricked building with tall, narrowed windows and stout chimneys- a dearly typical home. 

The carriage trundled along the straight, gravelled path up towards the house and Alice's focus shifted from the looming estate to the clouds leisurely rolling past in the sky. She felt a smile tugging at her face as she noticed a cloud that resembled a turtle drifting over the roof. She followed it with her eyes until her mother urged her and Scarlet to get out of the carriage. 

Helen grabbed her daughter's hands as she tugged them along, setting up a brisk pace towards the estate. The older woman hardly had time to appreciate the part itself, her heart thumping in her chest and her breath coming out quicker and quicker. She passed the lawn where gentleman were playing croquet as their wives chatted among one another. 

A woman named Lady Ascot soon saw the trio arriving and walked over to them. "Finally! We thought you would never arrive. Alice, Hamish is waiting to dance with you. Go." she said as she pushed Alice in the direction of where her son was before turning back to Helen. Scarlet could only give Alice a sympathetic look as she walked off. She knew that her sister didn't like Hamish but there was nothing she could do currently. 

"You do realise it's well past four!" Lady Ascot told Helen off as soon as Alice was out of earshot. "Now everything will have to be rushed!" she added clearly unhappy. "I'm sorry" Helen murmured quietly "We-" she started but got cut off. "Never mind!" Lady Ascot huffed as she took her skirts in her hands as she descended the stairs after Alice. Lord Henry Ascot could only give a sympathetic look towards Helen. 

"Forgive my wife. She's been planning this affair for the last 20 years" Lord Ascot said sympathetically towards Helen. "If only father was here..." Scarlet muttered to herself. She always had mixed feelings about the Ascots. She was friends with their oldest son William but she didn't get along with Hamish at all. "My condolences Helena, Scarlet." Henry's gaze dropped. "I think of your husband and father often. He was truly a man of vison"

"Thank you" Helen replied automatically, like a robot. "I hope you don't think I have taken advantage of your misfortune," Henry continued his blue eyes searching for a reaction from either of them. "Of course not" the woman reassured him, "I'm pleased that you've purchased the company." A warm smile took over Lord Ascot's face then, a fondness in his eyes at the memories. "I was a full for not investing in his mad venture when I had the chance." Helen could only respond with a genuine smile of her own. "Father would have thought the same thing." Scarlet said with her arms crossed over her chest, staring off into the distance but still paying attention to the conversation. She wasn't really interested in the conversation or even the party but she stayed behind anyway. There wasn't much for her to do here. Lord Ascot turned to look at Scarlet like a fatherly figure would with a smile on his face. "So Scarlet have you decided or found your betrothed yet?" he asked with a raised eyebrow. He knew that she wasn't interested in marriage but she would have to marry someone eventually. 

Scarlet shock her head. "I haven't and I don't plan on finding him soon. I'm only 18, I still have a whole life ahead of me" she answered as if it was the most obvious thing in the world. Lord Ascot nodded, humming in thought. "Of course Scarlet, why don't you go and enjoy the party for a bit? I'm sure there are many quiet delicious drinks to have" he offered kindly, motioning her to go and have fun. Scarlet nod, gladly accepting the offer to get out of this conversation. She excused herself before going to the drinks table. 

Chapter 2

Scarlet got herself a glass of non-alcoholic campaign and drank it slowly as she leaned against the table. She looked around the party, observing what was going on but not paying too much attention or mind. Though one thing did catch her eye. It was a white rabbit in a blue trench coat. It raised its pocket watch ,which was clearly too big for it, and pointed it at her as if telling her to hurry up. It disappeared behind the bushes as quickly as it appeared causing Scarlet to follow it after putting her drink down. She thought that she was imagining things but her curiosity kept growing to find out if what she saw was true or not. 

Meanwhile, Alice was dealing with her own dilemma. The Chattaway sisters had approached her, both wearing matching knowing grins. "We have a secret to tell you." Faith the elder sister said cheerfully. Alice raised a single brow and said "If you tell me it's not much of a secret anymore" she pointed out bluntly. "Perhaps we shouldn't" Fiona said turning to her sister before adding, "But we decided we should!"

"If we tell her she wouldn't be surprised" Faith said before turning to Alice, "Will you be surprised?" Alice was very much fighting to urge to roll her eyes annoyed, "Not if you tell me. But since you brought it up than you should," she said. "No we don't have to" Faith said before she and her sister added in unison "Actually we won't." Alice was clearly getting tired from this conversation and the secret so she decided to use a trick that Scarlet has taught her when they were younger on how to deal with situations like this. "I wonder if your mother knows that you two have swam naked in the Havershim's pond." This caused both of the sisters' demeanours to change drastically and their smiles dropped giving way to poorly masked fear. "You wouldn't!" Faith scolded Alice under her breath trying to regain control of the situation again. "Oh, but I would" Alice assured her without hesitation. Many people thought that she was the kinder sister compared to Scarlet but in reality they were two sides of the same coin that could be swapped when needed. Alice looked through the crowd before raising a gloved hand to gesture in a specific direction, "There's your mother," she said before raising her hand to wave the older woman over when suddenly Fiona blurted out, "Hamish is going to ask you for your hand!" which caused Alice's breath to get caught in her throat and her heart to start beating painfully. 

Alice than looked over at them, trying and hoping to find any expressions of trickery in their eyes and faces but found none. "What did you just say?" Before they could say more, Margaret Kingsleigh, the oldest of the three siblings, pulled Alice away from the twins clearly unhappy. "You ruined the surprise, idiots!" she said glaring at her siblings before walking away from them with Alice towards the dance floor. She did notice Scarlet nearby, walking around as if she's looking for something. Alice didn't notice her younger sister, too deep in thoughts about what she just heard. "So they were telling the truth....and that's why Scarlet has been arguing with mother for a while now...does everyone know?" she asked looking down at the floor. "It's why they've all come. This is your engagement party. Hamish will ask you today at the gazebo. When you say 'yes'..." Margaret was about to continue but she got cut off. 

"But I don't know if I want to marry Hamish. Alice halted, getting out of Margaret's grasp to look her in the eye. Alice has never entertained the idea of every marrying Hamish. She supposed she would have to marry a man at some point but she had always vainly hoped that she could escape that expectation.  "Who then?" Margaret straightened her posture looking down at Alice with a challenging  gaze of her own. "You won't do than a Lord" 

 Alice gazed over at Hamis who blew   his nose, than studied the contents of his kerchief, then it and puts it in his pocket. She than felt her face grow warm and her palms getting sweaty from the stress that this revelation came with. "You'll soon be twenty, Alice." Margaret gently reminded her sister. " That pretty face won't last forever. You don't want to end up like Aunt Imogene." she covertly gestured towards the old spinster, sitting alone by herself. Aunt Imogene was wearing a yellowing white dress that had visibly gone out of fashion, her roughed cheeks visible from across the garden. She refreshed herself with a large handheld fan, unstyled curls drooping around her face as she gazed around the garden as if looking for someone. 

"And you don't want to be a burden to mother don't you?" Margaret asked, as if to guilt trip Alice into doing what is expected of her. "No of course not. But will Scarlet have to go through the same thing?" Alice asked knowing how her sister is about marriage especially at her age. That's another thing the two of them had in common. "She has a while before she has to get betrothed herself, so she may be free for now but its likely that she'll have to go through the same thing if she isn't so stubborn about the whole thing." Margaret told Alice as she watched Scarlet walking around for a bit. "So. You will marry Hamish. You will be happy with him just like I am with Lowell and your life will be perfect. It's already been decided." 

"Alice dear," Lady Ascot appeared in front of the pair, her posture stiff. "Shall we take a leisurely  stroll through the garden? Just you and me?" she asked. "I'll you to it" Margaret said as she squeezed Alice's hand reassuringly before Lady Ascot took Alice's hand, leading the young woman through hedge garden at a brisk pace. When they were out of earshot of the other guest, the older woman asked, "Do you know what I've always been dreading?" 

Alice shock her head having no idea what the answer could be. "The of the aristocracy?" she asked guessing randomly. "Ugly grandchildren. But you're so lovely. You're to produce little..." Lady Ascot said but had to cut herself off and gasped when she noticed the roses. "Imbeciles! The gardeners planted white roses when I asked for red!" Alice cocked her head, cogs turning. She was thankful for the distraction that Lady Ascot had provided. "You could always paint the roses red," she suggested. This caused Lady Ascot to look at Alice strangely. "What an odd thing to say." As she led Alice through the squared hedges, chilling gloved hands held onto Alice's as and rambled poetically about Hamish's digestion, Alice found herself distracted and her thoughts and eyes started to wander. Her eyes trailed along the row of rose bushes, contemplating which colour she would paint the flowers. Purple perhaps since it was Scarlet's favourite colour, or maybe a pale blue. 

The bushes rustled suddenly and Alice perked up as she saw something large and white moving through the hedges. "Did you see that?" Alice asked Lady Ascot gesturing in the direction where she saw something. "See what?" Lady Ascot asked confused. "It was a rabbit, I think" Alice said taking a closer look at the bush to try and find it. "Nast things. I do enjoy setting the dogs on them. Don't dawdle." Lady Ascot rushed Alice towards the gazebo, getting impatient about the engagement. 

Alice cast her gaze back to the bushes where the creature had moved. Again, a rustle in the leaves and a small animal distinctively rabbit-shaped, darted out of the bushes and ran in front of them. "There!" Alice cried out, pointing in the direction that the rabbit came from. "Did you see it this time?" Lady Ascot was clearly getting irritated now, "See what?" 

"The rabbit!" Alice emphasised, pulling on the older woman's hand to try and follow where the creature had gone off to. "Don't shout!" Lady Ascot tugged her back harshly, straightening Alice back onto the path. "Pay attention. Hamish said that you were easily distracted. Now what was I saying" she said trying to get Alice to forget about this stupid rabbit. "Hamish has a blockage" Alice muttered to herself, parroting the few words she vaguely remembered from the conversation before. Her mind was elsewhere, scanning over the hedges looking for the rabbit as if her life depended on it. Which unknowingly to her it did, as well as Scarlet's. 

"You will have to excuse me for now," Alice said before running into the wooded area of the path to get away from Lady Ascot and from the conversation about marriage. 

Welcome to Wonderland (OCxOC)

Disclaimer

Prologue

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Chapter 3

Meanwhile with Scarlet, she was still looking for that rabbit in the waistcoat determined to find it. She eventually bumped into Aunt Imogene who was still seated in her spot waving her fan back and forth, looking as if in a trance.  Scarlet did tense up for a split second, thinking that it was her mother or someone else going to bother her, but breathed out a sigh of relief when she realised who it was. "Aunt Imogene! I think I'm going mad. I keep seeing a white rabbit in a waistcoat," she said starting to believe that she's hallucinating things out of bored or because she was crazy. "How very strange. What kind of waistcoat?" her aunt asked but it was clear that she wasn't paying much attention, stuck in her won little world inside her head. "Brocade, I think. What does it matter? It's a in a waistcoat!" Scarlet replied trying to think of a reasonable explanation herself. No one here had a pet rabbit and if they did they wouldn't let it run around the garden with Lady Ascot around. Aunt Imogene shrugged proving that she's not fully in the conversation, "I haven't seen your fancy rabbit. I'm waiting for my fiancé, that should be here somewhere and arriving soon. Perhaps the fancy rabbit is my fiancé" she said looking out into the distance as if in a dream. Scarlet gave her aunt an uncertain look. "You have a fiancé?" she asked sarcastically knowing that it wasn't true but at the same time she didn't want to upset or offend her aunt. She than noticed the white rabbit dart by and quickly followed it not wanting to lose sight of it again. 

"He's a prince." Aunt Imogene continued her story unaware that Scarlet had already left. " But, alas he cannot marry me he reclaims  his throne." The woman laughed dryly before letting out a sigh. " Isn't it tragic?" Scarlet was just faintly able to hear her and that only confirmed her thoughts about her fiancé being made up. Though she did genially feel sympathy for her aunt and could only hope that she didn't end up the same way. 

However both Scarlet's and Alice's pathways crossed with one another as they both followed the rabbit. Though instead of finding the rabbit they found something that would break Margaret's heart, Lowell kissing Hattie, his 'friend'. Scarlet was beyond pissed seeing that. "That guy has the goddamn audacity to cheat on Margaret and think that he can get away with it." she said as she marched over to him and punched him in the face the moment he and Hattie stopped kissing. Lowell grunted and grabbed his face in pain, he stared up at whoever punched him and immediately got scared when he saw Scarlet. "Scarlet, Alice" he started as he stepped towards both of them whilst Hattie ran off. "We were..." he fumbled not knowing how to explain this without getting another punch in the face. "Hattie is an old friend." Alice and Scarlet were obviously not buying that. "I can see that you're very close." Alice spat in distain, looking up and down at her brother-in-law. 

"Oh yeah definitely a friend. Last time I checked friends don't kiss each other on the lips for that long." Scarlet said ready to throw another punch at him if she needed to. "You won't mention this to Margaret would you?" Lowell asked worried about what would happen if they did. This caused Scarlet to pause in her tracks and wait for Alice's response. "I don't know" Alice said stepping back, setting her brow defensively. "I'm confused. We need time to think" she said causing Lowell to have some hope that this incident will be forgotten about. "Well, think about Margaret!" he countered immediately. "She would never trust me again.  You don't want to ruin her marriage, do you?" he reached out fingers brushing against Alice's cheek. Scarlet slapped his hand away knowing that he's only saying this to save his own skin. "You're the one who's becoming a man around town kissing girls whilst being in a relationship already. Alice please hold me back before I slam his face into the bloody dirt where he belongs." Scarlet said getting more and more agitated. 

"There you are!" Hamish's voice could be heard as he put a hand on Alice's shoulder, causing her to spin around with a gasp. The proposal. She almost forgot about it. Head spinning with images of Lowell kissing Hattie, of how Margaret would react to the news, of their mother crippled with shame and the burden of two unwed adults to take care of, Alice allowed Hamish to lead her to the gazebo. 

The whole crowd had gathered on the small lane and Alice felt her heart skip as she felt all of the eyes on her as she ascended the short few steps up to the wooden gazebo. Her breath began to shorten as she noticed the string quarter, now housed discreetly in the shadows, bows positioned to play. At the front of the crowd stood an artist with an easel before him, his gaze altering between the delicate brushstrokes on his canvas and the scene before him. Scarlet watched her sister get dragged away before giving Lowell one last glare. "Be glad you lucky little bastard" she said before walking away from him to cool her head. She didn't go to the gazebo knowing that it wouldn't help her calm down and she was very much against the engagement anyway. 

Hamish dropped to his knee and held Alice's hand in his. "Alice Kingsley" he started but got interrupted by Alice saying his name. 

Introduction

Apart from Jade none of the characters belong to me. Alucard belongs to my friend JTPruett14 on Wattpad and this story is inspired by the rp between us. We only own our characters and some of the plotline. 

Alucard 'Dracula' Tepes

 Jessica Hamby  as Jade Alderwood

Dracula Tepes

Mavis Tepes

Carmilla

Johnny

Other important characters will be met in the story

Chapter 1

It has been decades since the hotel has been built and since the Tepes family permanently moved there as well as other monsters. Some still lived in their own homes and regularly came to visit the hotel, specifically for Mavis's birthdays. Dracula and Alucard both tried to make sure that she is safe in the hotel and that she doesn't have to see what humans can do. For nearly 118 years they have kept her trapped but just a couple of hours before she had yet again asked her father to let her go out and see the human world, he agreed, saying that there's a village nearby and that despite it not being much it's good enough for her first time. Despite Mavis wanting to see more she was happy with it and flew there immediately. Only for it to be a complete disaster, making her not want to see any more of the world or humans. But what Dracula didn't realise is that two humans saw the incident and decided to follow the burning 'humans' back to the hotel. 

The two brothers were currently in the lobby, enjoying the peace that they currently had. Dracula was in an especially good mood after his planned worked, despite the zombies having nearly blown their cover but Mavis was too naïve to connect the dots. Alucard wasn't like the bubbly vampire that his brother was, no, he was more dark, cruel and had hidden his heart from others including his own family after the horrendous death of his wife and child by the human villagers, just how they had killed Martha, Drac's wife, a week later. Neither of them knew how the humans found them but they had a feeling someone was leading them but they never found out who. Despite being so cold, Alucard still truly and deeply loved his family, he was devoted of it even, despite not really showing it. His brother and niece still loved him though and often tried to get him out of his shell, sometimes it worked other times it didn't. Hence why the moment Dracula saw the two humans he immediately rushed to get them out of Alucard's sight as to not get him angry and trigger his trauma and to stir trouble in the hotel. 

However, Alucard did spot Dracula dashing away into a nearby closet, gripping two figures tightly in his arms. Despite his sharp eyes, sharper than regular vampires and monsters, he couldn't really make out what the figures looked like. He decided not to speak up about it nor check the closet himself, just stay in the corner observing everyone with his glowing eyes. He wasn't one to hang out and socialise with others. He enjoyed his peace and quiet but he had to make sure that no one caused trouble in the hotel. 

"Wowow, chill out dude. What has gotten you so pent up and bothered?" Jade said very confused as she and Johnny got shoved and pinned in a very small and cramped closet out of the blue. How the hell did he even move that fast?! What was his issue? The man in front of them was acting as if they intruded on something that they shouldn't have. "Quiet, you fool! What weapons are you keeping in this container? Your pitchforks?!" Dracula spat pulling out stuff out of Johnny's bag first at lighting speed before he ended up pulling out a shirt that smelled very badly. Being a vampire his sense of smell was very sensitive causing him to drop the shirt on the floor and curled up in a corner covering his nose. "Oh god!! I can't breathe. It's killing me!" Johnny picked up his shirt without a care and put it back in his bag, unbothered by Dracula acting like that. "Yeah definitely overdue for a fluff and fold." he said which caused Jade to burst out laughing. "Overdue is an understatement Johnny. It doesn't need a fluff and fold but a good scrubbing and cleaning if the man is this bothered by the smell she said as Johnny's iPod turned on in his pocket. 

This immediately caught Dracula's attention, as he quickly grabbed it out of the pocket and inspected it with a glare. "What is this? A torture device? A secret mind controller? You won't read my thoughts. I won't let you." Dracula dramatically screamed, glaring down at the music pod as if it would murder him and his family. He had no sense of modern technology nor did he know about what truly is a man's world and how what he showed on the slideshow to the other monsters isn't true. 

"Dude chill it's just music. Here have a listen." Johnny said as he put his earphones into Dracula's ears and pressed play. Dracula's face was a mixture of confusion and disgust before she shock the earphones off immediately. Once again behaving like a drama queen and Johnny even called him a 'grandpa' just assuming that he was one of those people who couldn't accept change. "You two need to go. No human has ever entered this castle. And is someone should see you, the sanctuary, no one would ever come again." Dracula declared dramatically, closing his eyes tightly at the thought of no one returning to his beloved hotel, the place that's a sanctuary to his family. Jade and Johnny laughed and mocked him, doing their own impressions of his speech, thinking that he's just playing the role of Dracula. 

"And Alucard and Mavis?! If they both saw you two, Mavis would know that I lied and Alucard would kill you both then me. No!" Dracula wailed as she covered his face and groaned, curling himself up in a corner again. Jade and Johnny clearly weren't bothered or taking his warning seriously. "Who's Mavis and Alucard? This their room? Me and Jade are pretty good with roommates since we usually room together and we both have large families. I have six brothers and she has way more than me so we can totally share" Johnny said as the two of them sat down on what seemed to be a chair or a wooden desk. 

"I can't kill them. It would set back monsters hundred of years" Dracula turned away as he muttered to himself as Johnny continued to yap about his roommate incidents. He was tempted to give them both to Alucard and let him deal with them but that would undo a lot of progress in the monster community. He continued to ignore the two of them, still in deep thoughts until Johnny and Jade pointed out the costumes. "Costumes?" Dracula said, lighting up as he got an idea. He smirked widely before turning to face them as he removed their bags and placed them next to himself. "What's this? Sorry man. I just can't be without my backpack, all of my stuff is there including some of Jade's stuff that she couldn't fit in hers" Johnny said getting defensive and panicky about this. Jade was also pissed, rightfully so. "Hey what the hell are you doing dude?! It's our stuff!"

"It stays here!" Dracula said, ignoring the two of them pleading to get their stuff back. He put them in their costumes, using clothes, paint, makeup and some random hair products. He turned Johnny into a homemade Frankenstein whilst Jade into a homemade vampire one so that they both would fit into the hotel and not attract unwanted attention whilst he figured out a way for them to get out. He did a pretty decent job at it too, they did look very convincing and no one battered an eye even as Johnny started bragging about the costume as they walked out of the closet. 

~If I can dream~ A hotel Transylvania fanfic

Introduction

Prologue

Chapter 1