I’m so happy that PlusA showed so much love to the TikTok video I posted promoting the girls’ VDO calls. Seriously! What an amazing fandom. Some people have even started messaging me to ask for more information about the VDO calls!
#mieaya#miephat#ayaorapan#PlusA
@Autumn_21210 Yesssss, everyone was supporting it back then 😭 I really thought they’d at least consider a second season, but they announced the cancellation so quickly and just left us with an unfinished ending…… 💔
Guyssss the MieAya vampire fanfic is doneeeeeee, I use the Ai translator so it's all in English. Hope it will be easier for you to read 🙏 I want to write a short one but it's longer than I expected 55555
And also thanks to @FYQSeven
for the help🌷
Let's started! 👇
1.
It was a gloomy, overcast afternoon, and Aya had arranged to go on an outing in the forest with her friends.
At first, everything went perfectly smoothly. They followed the winding path deep into the forest, chatting and laughing the whole way, enjoying the scenery along the route. Yet the farther they went, the denser the trees around them became, and the once-clear path was gradually swallowed by weeds and fallen leaves.
Unfortunately, Aya accidentally got separated from her friends along the way.
She stood alone at the fork in the path, looking down at the map in her hands, her brow furrowing tighter and tighter.
I'm doomed.
As a famously hopeless case when it came to directions, Aya had never been any good at finding her way. The lines and markings on the map seemed to turn into a tangled mess before her eyes, and no matter how she looked at it, she couldn't figure out where on earth she was.
She tried taking out her phone, only for the screen to plainly show no signal.
"You've got to be kidding me..."
Aya let out a helpless sigh and could only grit her teeth and keep walking, hoping she might happen to find the right exit.
Yet as time slipped by, the light in the forest grew dimmer and dimmer.
By the time she looked at her phone again, it was already six in the evening.
The dark clouds that had been hanging over the sky blotted out the last trace of daylight, the shadows of the trees around her stretched longer and longer, and the occasional birdsong from somewhere in the distance only made the forest seem more desolate.
Aya was finally beginning to feel uneasy.
She tried hard to recall the route she had taken on the way in, and with what little sense of direction she had, she kept searching for a way out. Just as she passed an especially tall tree, a figure suddenly caught the corner of her eye.
It was a girl.
She stood alone leaning against the thick trunk, her back to Aya, her head slightly bowed. Her long black hair hung down over her shoulders, and she looked somewhat frail—as though even standing upright was taking all the strength she had.
Aya stopped in her tracks and hesitated for a moment.
Someone being alone this deep in the forest at this hour was strange to begin with. But judging by the way the other girl looked, she really did seem unwell.
Rather than keep worrying about whether she could find her way out, Aya decided to go over and see what was going on.
She approached cautiously and asked softly:
"Hello, are you all right?"
At the sound of her voice, the girl's lowered head slowly rose.
And the instant she saw Aya clearly, her eyes suddenly lit up.
They were astonishingly beautiful eyes, yet there was something unmistakably odd about them too—her pupils were a deep, vivid blood red, standing out sharply in the dim forest.
Aya shocke, instinctively freezing in place.
But she quickly forced herself to calm down.
Probably just red contact lenses, right?
She stared into those eyes for a couple of seconds and couldn't help marveling inwardly.
Still, those contacts look way too natural...
Noticing that the other girl still hadn't answered, Aya edged forward a little and tried again.
"Um... are you feeling unwell? Do you need any help?"
This time, the girl finally reacted.
She blinked softly, as if only just emerging from some kind of daze, then slowly began to speak.
"My name is Miephat. You can... call me P'Mie."
Her voice was lovely, tinged with a certain languor, her tone gentle—like a forest breeze brushing past one's ear. So Aya felt nothing at all amiss about being told to call her "Phi" upon their very first meeting—after all, she did seem more mature than Aya.
Guyssss the MieAya vampire fanfic is doneeeeeee, I use the Ai translator so it's all in English. Hope it will be easier for you to read 🙏 I want to write a short one but it's longer than I expected 55555
And also thanks to @FYQSeven
for the help🌷
Let's started! 👇
1.
It was a gloomy, overcast afternoon, and Aya had arranged to go on an outing in the forest with her friends.
At first, everything went perfectly smoothly. They followed the winding path deep into the forest, chatting and laughing the whole way, enjoying the scenery along the route. Yet the farther they went, the denser the trees around them became, and the once-clear path was gradually swallowed by weeds and fallen leaves.
Unfortunately, Aya accidentally got separated from her friends along the way.
She stood alone at the fork in the path, looking down at the map in her hands, her brow furrowing tighter and tighter.
I'm doomed.
As a famously hopeless case when it came to directions, Aya had never been any good at finding her way. The lines and markings on the map seemed to turn into a tangled mess before her eyes, and no matter how she looked at it, she couldn't figure out where on earth she was.
She tried taking out her phone, only for the screen to plainly show no signal.
"You've got to be kidding me..."
Aya let out a helpless sigh and could only grit her teeth and keep walking, hoping she might happen to find the right exit.
Yet as time slipped by, the light in the forest grew dimmer and dimmer.
By the time she looked at her phone again, it was already six in the evening.
The dark clouds that had been hanging over the sky blotted out the last trace of daylight, the shadows of the trees around her stretched longer and longer, and the occasional birdsong from somewhere in the distance only made the forest seem more desolate.
Aya was finally beginning to feel uneasy.
She tried hard to recall the route she had taken on the way in, and with what little sense of direction she had, she kept searching for a way out. Just as she passed an especially tall tree, a figure suddenly caught the corner of her eye.
It was a girl.
She stood alone leaning against the thick trunk, her back to Aya, her head slightly bowed. Her long black hair hung down over her shoulders, and she looked somewhat frail—as though even standing upright was taking all the strength she had.
Aya stopped in her tracks and hesitated for a moment.
Someone being alone this deep in the forest at this hour was strange to begin with. But judging by the way the other girl looked, she really did seem unwell.
Rather than keep worrying about whether she could find her way out, Aya decided to go over and see what was going on.
She approached cautiously and asked softly:
"Hello, are you all right?"
At the sound of her voice, the girl's lowered head slowly rose.
And the instant she saw Aya clearly, her eyes suddenly lit up.
They were astonishingly beautiful eyes, yet there was something unmistakably odd about them too—her pupils were a deep, vivid blood red, standing out sharply in the dim forest.
Aya shocke, instinctively freezing in place.
But she quickly forced herself to calm down.
Probably just red contact lenses, right?
She stared into those eyes for a couple of seconds and couldn't help marveling inwardly.
Still, those contacts look way too natural...
Noticing that the other girl still hadn't answered, Aya edged forward a little and tried again.
"Um... are you feeling unwell? Do you need any help?"
This time, the girl finally reacted.
She blinked softly, as if only just emerging from some kind of daze, then slowly began to speak.
"My name is Miephat. You can... call me P'Mie."
Her voice was lovely, tinged with a certain languor, her tone gentle—like a forest breeze brushing past one's ear. So Aya felt nothing at all amiss about being told to call her "Phi" upon their very first meeting—after all, she did seem more mature than Aya.
@sppkrr Thank you for taking the time real it 🥺🙏 I really appreciate! I’ll still give it another try next time, but I don’t think I’ll have any motivation to write recently 😂😭
Sorry that’s the whole story😂😂😂From the beginning I wanted it to end like this way 555555