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Oh My Alucard	By : Fish_and_Chips Category: Hellsing > Het - Male/Female Views: 5648 -:- Recommendations : 2 -:- Currently Reading : 1
Disclaimer: No profit is being made with this story and I do not own Hellsing, it belongs to Kouta Hirano

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Mr J. H Brenner meets the Parents

"Do you have money for the bus?"

"No."

"The bus driver will throw you out."

"I know what I am doing." Alucard replied, "No need to be alarmed, my bride."

"…Alright, if you say so." But Ruby dug into her purse and took out an extra bus fare amount, just in case. Witnessing Alucard being thrown off a bus for not having the bus fare would be an amusing but also dignity-shredding, humiliating and gut-wrenching thing to witness.

She didn't know why Alucard had decided he'd take the bus with her. Although Integra had allowed Alucard the liberty of returning Ruby home safe and sound, going with her on a bus didn't seem like something he would do.

But there they were, standing stiffly side by side at the vandalised, rundown bus shelter, waiting for Ruby's bus to arrive.

Is this really happening? Ruby thought to herself.

They stood in silence. It was not an awkward silence, but rather a comfortable silence, and as Ruby slipped her purse back into her bag, she noticed how many looks Alucard attracted, and he was only just standing in a line for the bus with her. He did rather stick out… he was extremely tall… and he had such wide, broad shoulders that if he sat in a cinema, he'd be sure to gain many complaints from the people sitting behind him, and not to mention, he wore such a strange and large yet eye-catching overcoat…

But no, perhaps the worst thing was that many pretty office girls who were now starting work were queuing with them (since it was roughly 8am), and Ruby deduced - all had settled their vulture eyes onto Alucard and had found him positively attractive; Ruby's lips pursed when she saw them whispering and giggling to one another before trying to catch his attention by deliberately standing closer to him.

Ruby threw a quick glance down to herself. Inferiority rising, she realised she was nothing like these office girls. They were appealing, taller and slender, with their short black skirts and fashionable, stylish bags and in-the-season high heels. Ruby was stuck in her black hoodie, jeans, dirty converses and two-bit, potato-sack coloured bag. Not to mention her foot was now stuck in a cast and she was, in general, in utter and absolute pain. She had not taken a shower, washed or brushed her hair or teeth, and she wore no make-up but a permanent scowl on her face. Certainly that was unattractive. But what did Alucard think?

To her surprise, Alucard had moved closer to her when those office ladies budged closer to him. She felt his coat brushing against her only to realise he'd now wrapped one of his long, skinny arms around her shoulder, temporarily halting the office ladies in their flirtatious pursuits.

"What are you doing?" Ruby asked, when he pulled her up against him. She went 'oof' when she came in contact face-first with his chest as he wrapped his unbuttoned coat around her.

"I sensed a decrease in your body temperature. Fluctuation of temperature in a human is not a good sign." He replied, recalling the many times Integra caught the flu and ordered him around while sneezing and sniffling while trying to maintain a straight face.

Ruby was slightly cold, but did he really have to say it like that? It made him sound so… unfeeling. She wriggled out from him somewhat, "Okay." She said, yet she couldn't help but notice that the office ladies were beginning to back off; she couldn't help but grin. Despite the dirty looks she received from said office ladies, it was a victory for Ruby nonetheless.

Soon, the bus arrived before Ruby could take advantage of her situation and she was first let on because of her injuries. Alucard helped her onto the vehicle with an arm around the shoulder.

He had never been inside a bus before because he never needed to be in one, but now he knew - Buses were a public abomination – they were smelly and dirty and diseased and he was thinking twice why he'd agreed he'd let her take the bus. Ruby didn't seem to mind the conditions, however; she paid the fare and hopped to the very front seat and stared up at Alucard who was now hypnotising the driver into letting him on.

She sighed and shook her head as he strolled in, smirking. The bus driver was now reduced to a hypnotised, grinning mess. "I can't believe you did that. I'm surprised you don't abuse your hypnotic abilities." She said, as he sat down beside her.

He was a little too big for the seats; his bent legs practically reached his chin. His coat also leaked out from the edge of the seat and the tiny gap at the back of the seat. She inwardly grimaced and tried to bunch up his coat for him as neatly as she could but Alucard didn't seem to notice. He looked around himself, as if he was in an awkward position, and keenly watched the rest of the passengers pile in before the bus began its journey to central.

"Humans have the tendency to gawp meaninglessly at those who appear different to them." Alucard suddenly said, as the bus stopped at another bus stop, letting more passengers on.

"Yeah, but for many other reasons, too." Ruby said, remembering the office ladies. They stared at him because they think he's hot!

"Should one care if others look?" Alucard replied, eyeing the other passengers. They were indeed, staring at them.

"Well, no, not really. You shouldn't care what other people think about you."

He pondered her words. "…Yes, we do have a difference in height, and age, but I do not assume that would be the reason as to why we are garnering that much attention."

Ruby whimpered slightly, "…You think so?"

"Yes, I believe so."

The bus journey continued. Ruby felt a little nervous. She had never been in broad daylight with Alucard before, and in public, too. "You're close." She squeaked, they were practically shoulder-to-shoulder with one another in the seat.

"Yes," He murmured, watching her from the corner of his eye. He suddenly shifted in his seat so he was now facing her, before he grasped her chin with his hand, tilting her face up to him. She went red when he began brushing his thumb over her bottom lip. "What is the matter, my bride? Are you uncomfortable that there so many onlookers witnessing our affections for each other...? But aren't you aware? During my rule, I adored my women whatever and whenever the opportunity, regardless of spectators."

She really didn't have to know that. Ruby's eye twitched and she quickly inched away from him, "Well, the times are a little different now." She said, yet she sounded a little unease herself, "Wait until we get home or something, I don't know, then we can – "

He stared at her as she suddenly went red in the face and began muttering incoherently under her breath, but then, he smirked. "I will hold back until we arrive home. I can't wait to ravish you."

Ruby cringed again, "Please don't say these things in public, Alucard… "

…..

Finally, they had arrived home. After Ruby stuck the keys in and unlocked the door to the apartment complex, Alucard hoisted her up into his arms and carried her up the stairs to her apartment with her crutches looped over one arm. She cringed the entire way. It was not pleasant nor was it unpleasant but rather uncomfortable. As soon as they stopped outside the door, he let her down, and, Ruby fished around for her keys again until she felt Alucard leaning over her from behind, his arms encircling around her waist.

"…Alucard?"

He wasn't listening, having decided to nuzzle her neck gently, before he began to plant soft kisses over her nape. Her hands began to shake as she took his affections without any protest.

She inwardly swallowed a lump down her throat. She was back home, with Alucard. It would just be them two. And frankly speaking, Alucard was demonstrating that his self restraint was withering. She began to sweat again, as she finally unlocked the door, and opened it slowly with much dread…

And suddenly, the door was rammed shut behind her and Alucard had slammed her to the nearest wall. Ruby's eyes flew wide in surprise when her wrists were pinned to the sides of her head. "A-Alucard?" She squeaked, and when he smirked; she knew she was in for something. What is was exactly, she wasn't quite so sure.

Her answer came when he smashed his lips against hers in a frenzied kiss; Ruby made a helpless, and little, muffled noise as he savaged her lips; he wasn't gentle. She felt him press into her, his arms then moved to encircle around waist to bring her closer despite his iron grip. Alucard paid no attention if he did crush her somewhat, all that mattered was that they were alone and Ruby had finally reciprocated his feelings. The next step was due, and he was not going to wait any longer. Pulling himself away from her for a moment as he remembered his bride was still very human and required precious oxygen which he did not, he watched her flustered face with a grin. He didn't wait for her to speak – the moment would be lost – so he swooped upon her again, plundering her lips with his until he was aware she would emerge from this with swells and bruises.

She gasped, and her hand flew up to his shoulder, clutching tightly. Ruby turned her head to the side for breath again and Alucard concentrated on her neck, this time, using his tongue to lick all the way up from the middle of her throat to her jawline; her mind had gone hazy and numb again. She was also a little frightened, but she didn't know what else to do.

Suddenly, Alucard pulled away. "I think it is time I find out what belongs to me..." He murmured, before his palm crept down and in between her legs. She let out a horrified albeit surprised gasp, her mouth falling open to a large extent at the sudden jolt that had been sent through her body. She whipped her head up to him in shock, as an unfamiliar heat began to arise where he was touching.

"G-Get your hand off t-there!" She stammered, unable to look at him in the eye.

He chuckled, amused by her coyness. He leaned forwards again and put his mouth to her ear, "You are…" He whispered, "Such a virgin."

She squirmed, trying to fight the growing blush from spreading across her cheeks. He then grabbed her and peeled her off the wall. "Therefore, I propose we take a shower together." He finished.

"...Eh?"

"Or a bath."

"But – "

"Very well, we'll take a shower and a bath together."

Ruby blinked. A bath…? And…shower…with…Alucard… it slowly registered in her mind. She let out a choked, feeble frog-like croak, her mouth falling open and shut like a fish out of water. She swallowed down noisily and turned away when he smirked at her, blushing furiously as he leaned over and began to kiss her neck, his hand still groping her. She writhed under his grip uncomfortably, fighting the heightened tension and stiffness that had overwhelmed her; to her relief, he let go of her shortly and she relaxed, but the moment was short-lived for he then slid his fingers under the waistband of her pants, sliding his fingers down over her panties to the same spot he had just been occupied with. "A-Ah!" She squeaked out feebly, "No – "

And then the door suddenly opened.

Ruby let out a shriek of "GAH!" and as Alucard let go of her, she frantically ran behind him, peeking out from behind his coat. But then she felt silly when she realised it was - "…M-Mum? Dad?" She squawked.

The woman who had just came in blinked at her. "Darling!" She squealed, "Come here!"

The next thing she knew, Ruby was pried away from Alucard and then enveloped into a bone crushing hug. Alucard watched with an eyebrow raised. This woman was Ruby's mother. And Ruby's mother was called Dahlia. Therefore the old man with Dahlia must be Samuel, Ruby's father. And oh, what a bitter-looking man Samuel seemed. He stormed into the house with a newspaper in hand. He gave the two a fleeting glance then snorted under his breath.

Ruby hastily tidied back her hair, pulled her trousers back up to where they should be on her hips. "W-What are you doing here? Shouldn't you be at work?"

"We came all the way to visit you!"

"U-Um…you guys didn't…didn't happen to…er…see anything, did you?"

"See what?"

Ruby shook her head wildly, "Never mind…H-How did you guys even…?"

Dahlia giggled and wiggled a spare set of keys she took out from her pocket in the air, "This is OUR house, dear; you're not the only one with the keys."

Her jaw hung slack then. How did she forget? Turning to Samuel, she glanced down, scratching at her elbow. "…Oh. Hi dad."

Samuel paid no attention to her.

She made a step towards him, her hand out, but then stopped herself in time, as if she had decided to give up on whatever she had wanted to do.

"Since we're all here…Let's do all sorts of fun things together!" came Dahlia's cheery response. "Let's all go to the seaside!"

"Mum, I'm a bit too old for – "

"Oh my goodness! Ruby…what happened to your foot? And your arm? And your shoulder? What have you been doing to yourself, you silly little girl?"

Ruby emitted a high-pitched, wheezy squeal but said nothing.

"And what kind of shoes are you wearing?"

"…What's wrong with my converses?"

"But it's not the shoes I told you to wear! Converses offer you no heel support whatsoever! Hurry and take those multicoloured atrocities off, dear, hurry up now."

She cringed brilliantly as Alucard snickered.

Finally, Dahlia noticed the tall, dark and handsome stranger who had been standing beside her daughter for those three and a half minutes. "Oh, and who's this? You brought a friend with you!" Dahlia exclaimed, now averting her attention to Alucard. "I didn't know you had a gentleman caller with you…Oh my…what a tall, dark and handsome fellow... And you are…?"

"J. H. Brenner." Alucard replied, and Ruby whirled round to him with her mouth open. He gave her a sideways glance from the corner of his eye, and smirked. "…It is a pleasure to meet you."

"Oooh." Dalia cooed, reduced to a giggling schoolgirl when Alucard spoke. "It's nice to meet you too."

Oh please. Ruby cringed once again, when Alucard took Dahlia's hand and kissed it. She raised an eyebrow at his gesture but said nothing. Ruby noticed Alucard was now eyeing her parents with a grin; she knew he was amused by this. "Mother, father, this is…this is…uh…this…is…"

"Fiancé." Alucard finished proudly. "I am Ruby's fiancé."

Ruby winced again. …Fiancé? He's really pushing it, isn't he?

"Well, she's fine, Dahlia. We got what we came for; I'll go start the car." Samuel grunted.

"Samuel, we just got here." Dahlia grimaced, frowning at her husband as he stormed past them. She turned to Ruby helplessly, "…Darling, what happened to you?"

Suddenly, Ruby remembered everything the doctor had told her. She began to sweat. "I-It was just an accident. I'll be okay in no time." She muttered.

Dahlia hugged her tightly. "Oh, my poor baby… I'm so glad we came to see you - "

"I didn't." Samuel barked, and Ruby went slightly redder than before. Suddenly all the love had seemingly flitted away from the house.

"Samuel! She's our daughter!"

"Not after she decided to run away. I have no daughter."

"I-I'm going to put the kettle on." Ruby quickly mumbled as she hurried into the kitchen without further ado. The lounge fell silent.

Alucard was left with the in-laws.

He had never really dealt with in-laws before. If he saw a girl in the village he liked, he'd just take her back to his castle on horseback…then maybe later on in the evening, he'd send a messenger to the village to tell the in-laws the good news…maybe give them a gift…like some grain, or a pig or a cow. But in this modern era…?

"…Pardon me, Mr Ashcroft, for… intruding into your familial concerns," He said, "You may be my beloved's father…but I will not tolerate anyone who speaks to her as so." Yes, he may be the father, and the one who played a part in bringing his bride into this world, but that still did not give him the right to talk to anyone like that.

Samuel didn't look pleased at all. He raised a grey bushy eyebrow at him, "Ohhh, you think you're a tough guy, don't you?" He barked out, "Well, mark my words, you lecherous Romeo – "

Dahlia interrupted quickly, "Samuel! Stop it!"

He snorted again, but listened to his wife and then grunted: "Feh. Whoever that girl is dating is not of my concern! You can do whatever you want! Date her, marry her, elope, I don't care!"

Acceptance from one of the in-laws already? That was easier than he thought.

Dahlia reprimanded him furiously again and Samuel was left a mumbling and grumbling old wreck who retreated back onto the couch in the corner. Then she turned haplessly to Alucard, "…Don't mind him, he's just…er…I…I'm so sorry you have to see this, Mr Brenner. First things first – I'd like to find out - How did you meet Ruby?"

Ruby heard all the commotion from the kitchen as she was looking for cups and perked up immediately.

"At the hospital." Alucard had said. For the next few minutes, he'd be making up the most tackiest, cheesiest, cringe-worthy, ludicrous piece of fiction that he, the almighty undead No-Life King, could ever come up with, "Ruby was my nurse. She did a wonderful job of nursing me back to health from my horrific car crash. I simply fell in love with her; the care and kindness she showed me during my recuperation phase was outstanding. I had to re-learn all the human basics, from walking to running, and later, I proposed I take darling Ruby out for dinner and she agreed."

Samuel made a noise and turned away while Dahlia inhaled it all without question. "Oh, that's so romantic…how wonderful!"

Meanwhile, back in the kitchen, Ruby wondered if Alucard had really spewed all that out. Apparently he did. Of course…how they truly met wasn't as romantic as that, nor was it romantic at all. No, all Ruby remembered was getting blood and monster guts all over her that particular night. Nothing romantic about that. Or wonderful. Ruby lowered her head down to the floor with a sigh.

Alucard chuckled, "Excuse me, I will check up on Ruby."

"Oh, yes, you go do that, Mr Brenner." Dahlia returned to her husband's side, watching Alucard disappear into the kitchen. Then she leaned over to Samuel and whispered, "He's charming, but I think he's a little too old for Ruby. Did you see his teeth? I've never seen someone with such sharp teeth before in my life. Good grief!"

Back in the kitchen, Ruby was waiting for the kettle to finish boiling and was now struggling to reach a bunch of teaspoons on a high cabinet overhead. Alucard stepped inside, saw what she was doing, and although this bestowed him a well-endowed glimpse of her rear, he marched forwards, stopped behind her, and reached up, her back against his chest, and he grabbed the teapoons out of the cupboard which she had been struggling to reach. She gasped as soon as she noticed their close proximity and turned round immediately only to see Alucard mere milimetres from her face. "Ah! I didn't hear you come in...You're so silent...You're like a ninja or something."

He handed her the teaspoons. "Is everything alright?"

"Yeah, I'm fine. I'm, like, totally fine," And when she said that he did not think she was fine at all. She added, "It's okay, I don't think…you know, back there…I don't think they saw anything – "

Alucard seized her and pinned her against the fridge subsequently; she squeaked and dropped her spoons. "Would you like them to see what our relationship exactly is?" He purred, before he reached over and began nipping at her neck teasingly.

Her face went bright red and she flushed. "What? N-No! My PARENTS are here! I can't you believe you even just said that!" She barked. He chuckled in response and let go of her; Ruby rubbed at her wrists, then quickly picked the spoons back up off the ground and sighed. "…I didn't even know they were coming. Sorry. And…I'm sorry about my dad. He's just… angry. It's his work. It's very stressful and I read about it in my modules once, it's a psychological thing, how sometimes people channel their negative energies onto someone without realising or wanting to but - "

She continued to ramble, and he gestured to her that he didn't mind.

Ruby smiled at him reassuringly, then moved to the cupboard and mumbled absent-mindedly, "But…It's kind of hard to believe they're doctors, right?"

"Not necessarily."

"…Sometimes I don't even think they're my parents. I mean, I just woke up one day and suddenly they were there." And then - "By the way, what's up with J. H Brenner?"

He knew she would ask him that question. "My human alias. My Master thought it up for me should I find myself in these…situations."

"What does the J and the H stand for?"

"Anything." Alucard replied, "And what exactly happened between you and your father?"

She grimaced. It took her quite a while for her to respond, "…I've…I've never really got on well with –

- Dad?"

Ruby couldn't find him anywhere in the house. Clutching her Fabulous Nurse Barbie in one tiny hand, she bravely tackled the steeps stairs of her house one by one, gripping onto the banister for support. It was night and she had woken up from her fever, cold and thirsty. Calling for mum and dad didn't help so she climbed out of her bed herself.

She arrived downstairs into the lounge to see the television on, but switched to a low volume. A talk show was playing, but she didn't understand it. Mum was on the armchair, sleeping. Ruby went up to her and shook her arm a few times, but mum didn't wake up except mumble in her sleep and turn away from her.

"Dad? Where are you?"

A noise from the kitchen caught her attention, and she moved away from mum, fell over a little over her clumsy, weak legs before curiously waddling over to the kitchen where she prodded open the door with a finger. The door squeaked open but there was nobody inside.

The noise came again – it was a low 'thud' now and then – and Ruby determined the source to be coming from the basement. But she had never been allowed in the basement before – not that she wanted to go there, anyway. Mum told her it was dark and scary and had monsters. Nevertheless, Ruby opened the door that led further downstairs and stared down at the staircase that led to the basement, which was locked by another door.

But this door was open.

And the basement light was on. Ruby climbed down the staircase to the basement, wondering if she should head back into the living room or not. However, she soon found herself arriving at the landing, and she stared into the basement. It wasn't dark and scary at all. No, in fact…there was a desk…and there was a chair…a light attached from the ceiling…a whiteboard on the wall with words she did not understand…photographs…newspaper clippings…

"Ruby?"

She screamed and turned to the sound. "…Dad?"

He stormed up to her from under the shadows where the light did not cover and stepped in front of her, blocking the lamp. Dad was a huge, terrifying blurry black shadow. "What are you doing here? Get out!"

"I-I was looking for you, dad – "

"How many times do I have to tell you not to come down here? Get out, now!"

She was too scared to move.

"GET OUT!"

Ruby turned on her heel and ran, ran back up the stairs, frightened. As soon as she reached the kitchen, she watched Samuel storm over, pointing and shouting at her from the doorway. She had never seen him so livid; she was terrified.

"And stay out!" He was yelling, "You stay out of there, you little –

"Ruby?"

She snapped out of her nostalgic reminiscences of a disturbed childhood and turned to Alucard, then quickly recollected herself and cleared her throat, now immersing herself in cleaning and wiping the teaspoons clean with a teatowel, "They didn't want me to become a nurse. But I had already passed the exam and I already had accommodation sussed out, so I just hit the road and did a runner."

"And now you have incurred the wrath of your father."

"Yeah." She reached over into the utensils cupboard and picked up two bags of earl grey tea from a small box next to a mouldy loaf of bread, "They can be…suffocating - "

As if on cue, Dahlia's voice swam into the house: "Oh Ruby? Ruuuuuuby? What is that box on your floor? Is it those instant cup noodles again? How many have you eaten? How many times do I need to tell you that the flavourings from those instant noodles will give you constipation?"

Mortified, Ruby let out a wail. "MUM!" She whined, while Alucard looked as though he couldn't contain his amusement any longer. Ruby sniffed slightly, " - And not to mention, they're embarrassing. Well, my mum is. By the way, I don't get…um… instant noodles don't have that effect on me. Not anymore."

Alucard followed her as she scooped the tray and stepped out of the kitchen. Ruby stopped to see both her parents standing up in the lounge with their coats on. Samuel was already tying his shoes. "…Mum?"

"Oh, Ruby, I'm – we're sorry, but… the hospital just paged us. We're needed back now."

With the tray with the cups of tea and the milk and sugar in hand, Ruby shifted a little uncomfortably on her spot. "…Oh." She put the tray down, went to the door and unlocked it, then held it open.

Samuel was the first to leave. He was marching down the staircase and out of the building in a matter of seconds. Ruby watched him, a little forlornly, but said nothing as she watched his retreating back. She turned back to her mother, her eyebrows tilting wistfully. "Ruby, I really am sorry." Dahlia said, "Get better soon, I'll come and visit you again." Then she whispered – "With or without your father."

"…Er…okay." Dahlia hugged her daughter before shaking Alucard's hand thoroughly.

"And it was a pleasure to meet you too, Mr Brenner. I do hope we could go to the seaside one day. You two take care; look after one another - Have you read the news? Tonnes of people are going missing everyday all across the country…" Then she hurriedly followed her husband, and Ruby shut the door and locked it.

She looked up when she realised Alucard was now watching her. "…What?"

"I do not think it is wise for a child to abhor their own parents."

Ruby pouted somewhat. "I don't hate my parents. It's just…they leave me by myself a lot, and I got used to them leaving me and stuff. They're doctors. They're always being called away." She said, with a shrug of her shoulders, "Well, those clothes in the bathroom aren't going to wash themselves."

Without another word, Ruby hobbled away from the door limped to the bathroom. He followed her, only to see that she was now trying to handwash some dirty laundry she had left over the bathtub's side. She balanced on one crutch, while letting go of one to grab a bucket, lean over and open the tap, before bending down to get the washing powder from underneath the sink.

"Ruby, what are you doing?"

"If you haven't noticed, I have a lot of stuff to do; that's the downside of living by yourself. Ever since I went Hellsing, the apartment's become a mess. There's so much things to do, so little time." She said quickly, without looking at him. She hastily dumped the clothes into the bucket and let them soak for the time being, then hobbled back out of the bathroom and into the kitchen, where she began to pile dirty pieces of cutlery into the sink before opening the tap to fill it up with hot water. "It's just…a bit harder to do with a broken ankle, that's all."

He crossed his arms leanly, "Ruby, you just returned home. You haven't had a break."

"Yes, but there's tonnes of stuff for me to do. And after I wash the dishes, I need to hang the laundry and then hoover the floor because it's all dusty and – "

Alucard grabbed her by the arm and lifted her up into the air in seconds, and carried her back into the lounge despite her protests. She flailed around, frowning at him as he sat down on the sofa before allowing her to slowly sink into his lap. "You must rest."

She lifted herself to sit back up, "Alucard…"

"Rest, my bride." He said, hauling her back into his arms whilst reaching out to stroke her hair. "Humans have limits. I do not want you to push yourself."

"…But I really have to – "

"Shhh…" He moved himself backwards to lay flat on the sofa, bringing Ruby down to lay on top of him. The apartment fell silent when she found herself resting over him awkwardly, her broken ankle hanging over the sofa edge. He gently brushed a few strands of hair from her face and petted her.

Ruby yawned loudly. She hadn't had any sleep since she started the graveyard shift at the hospital. Eventually, she made herself comfortable so that her head was resting over his chest, her arms huddled tightly to herself. Relaxing against him completely, she drifted off…

On the other hand, Alucard was still stroking her hair, "You need to rest." He murmured, "And if I remembered correctly… We have some unfinished business…"

No response.

He glanced down. Her eyes were closed; he raised an eyebrow, then ultimately realised she'd already fallen asleep and was now snoring lightly. Alucard turned away with a shake of his head, then slid his gaze back to Ruby. He tilted his head to the side, watching her sleep peacefully, before he began to slip his fingers under the front of her sweater. In response, Ruby's face scrunched up under his touc but all she did was wriggle and groan and try to swat his hand away, then returned back to drooling over his chest. He grinned.

Just because she was asleep didn't mean it would stop him from finding out what belonged to him…
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