LOLOCEST (John the Vampire)

The night was shrouding the city in thick darkness when John, the Vampire King, set out on a night hunt. Flying past one of the houses, he suddenly lost his balance and fell through an open window or ventilation hole into someone else's basement. Once inside, John instantly regained his human form. Wild, exhausting hunger pressed him against the wall, depriving him of his last strength.
At the same time, on the second floor of the house, Lololoshka, a young IT specialist, was sitting at a monitor. Working late at night, he heard a suspicious noise from the basement. Going down and grabbing the figure of an unknown stranger with blazing red eyes with a flashlight, Law cursed loudly in German from surprise and fright:
— Shit!
Scared to death, Lololoshka rushed upstairs and ran to the bedroom. However, due to panic and stress, he made a fatal mistake - he forgot to close the door behind him.
John, taking advantage of this moment, silently slipped behind him. Instantly behind the boy, he pressed him to himself and sank his fangs into his neck. Law only groaned softly, intermittently and immediately fainted.
Having had enough of hot blood, the Vampire King finally came to his senses. For the first time, looking at the exhausted boy not as prey, but as a person, John felt something flutter in his numb heart. He was captivated by this strange, sweet defenselessness. For the first time in hundreds of years, something resembling love flared up in him.
John carefully lifted Lololoshka into his arms, laid her on the soft bed, and carefully covered her with a blanket. Next to the pillow, he placed a wonderful pendant made of dark green jade in the shape of an elegant crescent moon. Before disappearing into the silence of the night, the vampire leaned over and gently kissed Law on the forehead.
The next morning, Lololoshka woke up in a cold sweat. His heart was pounding, and his neck was still a little sore. Looking around, he noticed the glow of the green stone on the pillow. Next to the jade moon lay a neatly folded sheet of paper with the text written in elegant handwriting:
"Dear Lololoshka) This pendant is compensation for yesterday's mischief)"