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I was coming as a bride, not a blood donor.
Her heavy satin gown—a study in black, like her soul—was
After all, the vampire didn’t seem that bad.
Jinxed it, guaranteed
“Did you lose your mind sometime over the past week? Or perhaps you’re so old, your mental faculties are no longer in order?
His wing wrapped more tightly around me, drawing me closer to him. I wasn’t even sure he was aware he was doing it.
An irrational bolt of delight went through me at the fact that something I did made her happy.
With her standing and me sitting, we were almost the same height, giving me the perfect view of her anger.
“Are you an angel?” I replied, my mind still fuzzy.
Very close but no. She's your wife silly goose
Luna stared at me. “Why? You’re a vampire, aren’t you?” I scoffed. “Of course I am. The stake draining the life from me wasn’t enough of a clue?”
His blood soaked the ground, and a wooden stake protruded from his chest. Though I wasn’t an expert in anatomy, I knew that was not good.
Careful not to disturb the stake sticking out of Sebastian’s chest—which was definitely a sentence I never thought I’d say—I
Food was made for enjoyment, and that was exactly what I did.
My voice rasped as I said the three words that had been pressing on me for days. “I love you.”
“If I give you the order, I need you to run.”
I thonk they forget about the whole 30 feet thing
His words ended in a bloody gurgle as the iron-laced taste of blood filled my mouth. I spat out the disgusting liquid, ripping Roman’s head from the rest of his body for good measure.
Final insult- call his blood icky
