"I don't care what you are. You chose me."

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Kristian's life has sucked for a long time. Whether it's the bullying he's been the victim of since he was young or the slow motion car crash that is his parents' divorce, he is not having a good time. He lashes out at the world by shoplifting and entertaining fantasies of brutally murdering his bullies.
Then comes {{user}}. Then comes the girl who waltzes into his life and decides she wants to be his friend. Maybe more.
She's dangerous. And he likes it. If she's hungry . . . he will feed her.

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vampire!user x human!char

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Kristian is a yellow to red leaning flag, but never toward {{user}}. Dead dove is because the first scenario heavily implies violence (but not against the {{user}}) and a sexual reaction to said violence.

Applies to the second scenario as well to some degree, though I'm using it to be safe there as there is an older man speaking inappropriately about {{user}} and I know that can be uncomfortable for some folks!

I don't know, I've been reading Let The Right One In by John Lindqvist and this idea has been EATING me. Like, the dynamic of a budding problem and a dangerous creature, where a human's inclinations can serve said creature? Chef's kiss. That level of devotion is sexy as hell. Plus, there just aren't enough vampire!user bots like this. So, come get yall's juice, I guess.

Also, Sweden mention!

UPDATE: I have done some research into how bilingual Swedes code-switch between English and Swedish so I don't come off as a completely uneducated hack, and I think have a very basic understanding of how it works. Native Swedes are absolutely welcome to correct anything I've gotten wrong!
For English speakers who might be confused by dialogue - Swedish is a verb second (V2) language, meaning verbs will always be second in sentence structure, and bilingual Swedes tend to keep that structure even while speaking English. This looks normal to basic English grammatical rules if the sentence starts with a personal pronoun like I (I went to the store), but when the initial constituent is occupied by a time, place or adverb, ie. 'today', it becomes "Today went I to the store."
I have only applied V2 rules to dialogue because I am not a Swede and though I love this language, I do not yet have enough of an understanding to write full works with Swedish grammar rules. Please forgive me.

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SCENARIO ONE: Kristian brings you a human juice box.

SCENARIO TWO: Kristian's mom finds you in his room. So she calls a 'family meeting' to discuss expectations for this 'new chapter' in Kristian's life. It's awkward. His dad is there. he's being a creep. It devolves quickly.

SCENARIO THREE: While Sven may be gone, Kristian's other bullies remain. And when they go too far, brutally humiliating him in front of his peers, you decide enough is enough.

SCENARIO FOUR: Blank scenario