BASIC INFORMATION
Full name: Cameron “Cam” Walters
Race: Sanguine Vampire
Status: Alive
Status: Alive
Age: 204
Birthday: July 15
Star Sign: Cancer
City/Town of Birth: Sunset Valley
Resides in: Bridgeport
Appearance: ink black hair, light green eyes, pale complexion, athletic frame
Tattoos: Celtic cross on his back
Piercing: hook earrings on both ears
Preferred style of clothing: casual
Jewelry: none significant
Occupation: Keyboardist for K-Infinity
RELATIONSHIPS
Parents: Zahara (still alive) & Charles Walters VII (deceased)
Siblings: Charles Walters VIII
Siblings: Charles Walters VIII
Partner/Spouse: Michaela Frost
Previously linked to: Liza, Sylvia
Other relatives:
Pets: Lilo (Husky)
Best Friend: Krisis & J.D.
Other Important relationships: Eloise, Devon, Carla & Gabe, Leigh, Thornton
BIO
From the get-go Zahara, Cameron’s mother and also the Head of the Vampire Council, never liked his then girlfriend, Sylvia, labeling her a whore and a gold digger, and throughout Cameron’s three year relationship with her she had set out to prove she was right about his girlfriend.
Without Cameron’s knowledge Zahara had had investigators look into Sylvia’s past. Their discovery was appalling; Sylvia was a former stripper with a long list of crimes and arrests to boot. But Cameron knew all this already and the reports didn’t come as a shock to him.
His plans though to marry the ex-stripper almost gave Zahara and Charles heart attacks. He’d wasted no time proposing to Sylvia and she’d eagerly accepted.
Charles had opposed his engagement every chance he got, insisting a family scandal wouldn’t look good for Zahara, her name being linked to a whore and a gold digger would certainly squash all chances of being reelected as the Council’s Head.
Despite his family’s protests, he had gone ahead with his plans to get hitched. He and Sylvia settled on a date, booked the venue and he’d even asked Krisis, whom he knew from their photographer days in Champs Les Sims, to be his best man. He’d imagined himself in love with Sylvia and he was determined to marry her. But looking back now, he knew his determination to get married was born out of stubbornness and to prove a point to Zahara and Charles that he wasn’t their puppet and he’d do as he pleased.
In the days leading up to the wedding Zahara and Charles had become supportive suddenly, and that should have set off warning alarms for Cameron. But plagued by pre-wedding jitters he’d overlooked their sudden change in attitude, had overlooked a lot of things too. Like Sylvia suddenly closing up on him; he’d chalked it down to wedding nerves. He should have pushed her to talk more, pushed her for the truth. But he didn’t. And that’s how he was left with egg on his face on his wedding day. Sylvia never showed up.
Krisis was the bearer of bad news. He never said much, but the letter from Sylvia did. It was brief and to the point. She didn’t love him. Never did. She’d found herself an older man.
He’d suspected his mom had had something to do with Sylvia’s disappearance but he could never prove it, until a slip up in the post occurred. A letter addressed to a C. Walters arrived at the Walters’ mansion. Initially he’d thought it was for Charles since he rarely received correspondence at his mother’s house and he wouldn’t have opened it if he didn’t see it was from Williams and Williams Attorneys, acting on behalf of Sylvia Barnes, his ex-fiancé. Naturally Cameron concluded the letter was for him.
Despite the serious, legal language in the letter Cameron managed to make sense of its contents. Sylvia had wanted more money and if Charles and Zahara didn’t pay up, she was threatening to tell him of their little arrangement.
Cameron’s confrontation with his mom and brother had abruptly ended their life long bond and Cameron had effectively disowned them.

