"Well," Aloise said, sitting with his back to the tree, and one knee up, "It's easy to say, but I'm just not interested in falling in love. It's all just really complicated. Did you know that if a vampire falls in love with another vampire, and they have a child, the child has to feed off the mother's blood for the first year of its life. A baby vampire will need different amounts of blood, depending on how much their father needed. It the father was a "strong" vampire, the mother will likely die from blood loss. So in that respect, a vampire cannot fall in love with another vampire, because they will inevitably lose their love. But they can't be with another species either. Vampires are one of the few nocturnal creatures. Even werewolves transform only to feed then go to sleep. They operate in different times of the day and can't even go into the sunlight. Besides that, a vampire's life span is so long, their love would grow old and die when they're still in their prime. Love is more of a curse for vampires than a blessing. I think of it as a type of curse anyway. So I'd prefer to avoid love, in case the person I fell in love with would have to suffer like that. I wouldn't be able to bear it."<br/><br/>Aloise looked up to the sky. "Well, it's getting dark. Shall we go back?"