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Vlad tossed and turned in bed. Never a good thing for a half dragon/half vampire who shared a bed with another just the same. The bed was only so big. If wings and tails were not involved it wouldn't have been as big of a problem.

He may have managed to get a hold of himself for the most part since his transformation from human to vampire but there were still many things that needed work or simply would take time to get use to. Most of the time it was like seeing the world for the first time all over again. The slightest touch, sound, anything it was all magnified.

Thus, it made sleeping complicated. Hell, it made A LOT of things complicated. He recently had blamed this for his most recent obsession with the violin that had been gifted to him.

He was just about back to sleep when he felt the edge of the bed sink in. He huffed. Did his wife seriously HAVE to get up at this very moment. Feeling he'd roll right off into the floor he gripped the edge of the bed.

He clamped his eyes shut and gritted his teeth when he felt his wife roll over and attempt to spoon. That meant that whoever was sitting on the edge of the bed was not his wife. The only other person's that would have access to the house would be Rhine, Aurora Dawn, or Natalia. And, in all fairness none of them should have been in the house at this hour (especially uninvited). "Seriously Rhine, brother or not, I hope you have more ******** sense than to be into my bedroom at this hour!" It was a yelled whisper. "When I open my eyes there better be a fire or something..." He growled.

To his surprise it wasn't anyone he'd ever seen before. And, it certainly wasn't anyone he would ever expected to find in their bedroom.

There sitting on the edge of the bed was a pale, naked girl with a set of bouncy tight curls (that were strangely the color of the violin). More strange than the color of her hair was the ivy 'tattoo' from her right foot twining upwards into the left side of her face, it also trickled down her arms but stopped at the elbow. It wasn't easy to make out from the lightening or the position of the way she was sitting but there was also a 'tattoo' of a row of violin strings down her back, practically right over the spine.

"Hello," she giggled as she opened her eyes. One was a brilliant blue and the other is a bright green. She giggle again as she held up the now colorless, lifeless violin.

Any normal person would have jumped from the bed by now, but not Vlad. He came from a family of 'strange'. He reached for the near by house coat and pulled it on as he sat up. "Let's get you some clothes," he said as he draped one of his shirts onto her shoulders. He was sure that with Rhine having a little girl of his own that he would have some clothes to spare until some could be bought.

"My name?" she asked as she looked down at the shirt. Assuming that it was the thing to do she put on the shirt- after all he was using something to cover up with.

"Victoria Ann Maria Song," Vlad answered.

"That will do," Victoria nodded her head and giggled.