9.Meeting Rebekah

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Lyra nodded, grateful for her brother's support. As they drove back home, she felt a sense of security knowing that she had her family behind her, even if she had to face some unkind classmates.

AN: I will let Lyra address Petunia as her mother, Vernon as her father, and Dudley as her brother as she has never known any other family. She knows that she is adopted and her parents are dead. Petunia never hid Magic from the kids, so Lyra and Dudley know all abt Magic.


As Lyra and Dudley arrived home, they couldn't help but notice an unfamiliar person sitting on their couch. Petunia, their mother, looked a bit flustered as she introduced the guest.

"Lyra, Dudley, I'd like you to meet Rebekah," she said, her voice tinged with both nervousness and curiosity. "Rebekah, these are my children, Lyra and Dudley."

Rebekah, a striking woman with a timeless beauty and an aura of otherworldly grace, rose from her seat and extended her hand. "It's a pleasure to meet you both," she said with a charming smile.

Lyra felt an immediate sense of intrigue mixed with caution. She couldn't help but notice that Rebekah was different from anyone they'd ever encountered before. There was something about her that set her apart, an air of mystery that was hard to ignore.

After the introductions, Petunia and Rebekah engaged in a hushed conversation in the kitchen, leaving Lyra and Dudley to exchange bewildered glances. The whole situation was becoming increasingly bizarre, and the siblings had no idea what to make of it.

As they tried to eavesdrop on the conversation in the other room, Lyra's keen instincts led her to a sudden realization. She felt a peculiar chill in the air, and an inexplicable sense of both fascination and trepidation washed over her. It was as if she had stumbled upon a secret that was too incredible to believe.

Whispering to Dudley, Lyra said, "Dudley, there's something... different about her. Can't you feel it? Something... supernatural."

Dudley, ever the level-headed one, nodded thoughtfully but whispered back, "I noticed it too, sis. But let's not jump to conclusions. Maybe she's just unique in some way."

Their conversation was cut short when Petunia and Rebekah returned to the living room. Rebekah, sensing the tension in the room, took a step closer to Lyra and Dudley and fixed her intense gaze upon them.

"I can see that you two are perceptive," Rebekah said, her voice low and mesmerizing. "I want you to know that I'm here to protect your family, just as I promised your mother. I swear this on my magic, and it's a promise I take very seriously."

Lyra, feeling an inexplicable connection to Rebekah, was both entranced and bewildered. She could sense a powerful aura emanating from the mysterious guest. The pieces of the puzzle slowly fell into place in her mind, and she realized the truth.

"You're not just unique," Lyra said, her voice trembling with a mix of awe and fear. "You're an original vampire, aren't you?"

Rebekah's eyes twinkled with a knowing glint as she nodded. "Yes, Lyra, I am. And I've been around for a very long time. I'm here to ensure your family's safety as long as I can."

The revelation left Lyra and Dudley in a state of shock and wonder. Their lives had taken an unexpected turn, and they found themselves caught in a world they had never imagined, all while knowing that the enigmatic Rebekah was their protector, an ancient and powerful vampire with an unbreakable promise to their family.

As Lyra and Dudley continued to wrap their heads around the revelation of Rebekah's true nature, they joined their mother in the kitchen to prepare dinner. The aroma of simmering pots and sizzling pans filled the air, creating a cozy atmosphere in the house. It was during this time that Petunia's husband, Vernon, arrived home from work.

Vernon was a kind and understanding man, known for his accepting nature. However, he was no stranger to the world of magic, despite not possessing magical abilities himself. He was what the wizarding world called a Squib, a person born into a wizarding family but lacking magical powers. Vernon had connections within the wizarding community, and his knowledge about magic ran deep.

When Vernon stepped into the kitchen and saw Rebekah, his gaze lingered on her for a moment. His sharp eyes, honed by years of experience, immediately picked up on the subtle but distinct aura surrounding her. It was the unmistakable essence of a supernatural being.

With a knowing and warm smile, Vernon approached Rebekah. "You must be Rebekah," he said, extending his hand in greeting. "I've heard about you. Welcome to our home."

Rebekah returned his smile and shook his hand. "Thank you, Vernon. It's a pleasure to meet you."

As the family worked together to prepare dinner, the atmosphere in the kitchen became increasingly relaxed. Lyra and Dudley were relieved to see that their father, too, had embraced the extraordinary presence of Rebekah. It was a testament to their family's openness to the unexpected and their ability to adapt to change.

During the meal, Vernon shared some stories from his own experiences in the wizarding world. He spoke of his family and his connections to magical communities, which fascinated Lyra and Dudley. It was comforting for them to know that their father not only accepted Rebekah but also had a deep understanding of the supernatural.

The evening continued with laughter and conversations that transcended the boundaries of the ordinary world. The presence of Rebekah, the original vampire, had brought a sense of wonder and mystery to their home, and it was a reminder that there was much more to the world than met the eye.

As the night fell and they retired to their rooms, Lyra, Dudley, and Petunia couldn't help but reflect on the unusual turn of events. The addition of Rebekah, a powerful and ancient vampire, to their family circle had brought an unexpected enchantment to their lives, and they were eager to see where this new chapter would lead them.

The days turned into weeks, and Rebekah's presence became a seamless part of the family's daily life. She shared stories of her long and eventful existence, offering a unique perspective on history that intrigued Lyra and Dudley. Over time, they discovered that Rebekah had a wealth of knowledge about supernatural beings, magic, and the hidden corners of the world that most people could only dream of exploring.

Lyra and Dudley were eager learners, and they soaked up Rebekah's wisdom like sponges. They often spent hours in the library, poring over books about the supernatural and the world of magic. Their fascination with the unknown grew, and they began to understand that their lives had taken an extraordinary turn since the arrival of Rebekah.

As for Vernon, he continued to be a pillar of support and understanding for the family. He, too, found a kindred spirit in Rebekah, someone who could relate to the world of magic despite his lack of abilities. Together, they shared stories, exchanged insights, and strengthened their connection as they delved deeper into the mysteries of the supernatural.

The bond between the family members and Rebekah grew stronger with each passing day. They came to appreciate not just her protective nature but also the wisdom and guidance she offered. The siblings felt blessed to have such a unique mentor in their lives, and Vernon was grateful for the new friend he had found.

One evening, as they gathered around the living room, sharing stories and laughter, Rebekah looked at Lyra and Dudley with a fond smile. "You two have a bright future ahead of you," she said. "You've embraced the unknown with open hearts, and your curiosity will lead you to remarkable places."

Lyra and Dudley beamed with appreciation for their newfound family member. They had gone from facing unkind classmates to being a part of a world filled with magic, mystery, and endless possibilities. Rebekah had not only protected them but had also opened their eyes to a realm of wonders that they could hardly have imagined.

With Rebekah by their side and their family's unwavering support, Lyra and Dudley embarked on a journey that would lead them to explore the extraordinary, delve into the supernatural, and forge a unique path of their own in a world that was so much larger than they had ever anticipated.

TIMESKIP IN HONOUR OF THE FALLEN 50.

A few months had passed since Rebekah became a part of Lyra and Dudley's family, and the bonds between them had only grown stronger. Dudley's 11th birthday was approaching, and the anticipation in the household was palpable. Dudley knew he would be receiving his Hogwarts letter soon, but he was determined to enjoy his final days at Mystic Falls Primary with his friends.

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