Se connecterVincent comes over, “Eva!”
I bite my lip, “You heard?”
He nods, “I did. I'm not mad. She had it coming.”
Eric stood in front of that vampiress. “Get Veronica out of here. She's had too much. To my office, both of you, please,” he said. So the chick who thought I was food is named Veronica. I will remember that. We walked into his office. It is very nice. He pours us a drink. I giggle because it looks like I drive these guys to drink. Eric shakes his head, “It's scotch; we are going to need this!”
I go on the defensive, “She provoked me and tried to grab me!”
He sighs, “We know.”
I look at Eric, more confused than ever, “You mean Vincent told you?” They look at each other and then at me, “Don't even think … nor suggest! Not happening!”
Eric smirks, “Prove me wrong.” I think, 'f*ck you'.
They both answer out loud. Vincent says, “I’d love to, when you're ready.” Eric says, “Is that an invitation?”
I huff as I throw my hands up, “For fucksake! Can't you just unlike me!”
Eric chuckles, “There's no unfriend button, Eva.”
I look at him, “Well, I'm going to make one. I was single earlier today. Is this why we are here, Vincent?”
He nods, “One reason, yes. I thought you might be Eric’s mate, and I knew that you had to see it for yourself.”
I roll my eyes, “So what's the other?”
He says, “I want to test the limits of your mind, and I need to know that you'd be safe as I do so. I trust Eric, and more so, now that I know he's a mate. I'm going across town. Give me 15 minutes and try to talk to me. Don't look for a trace as you did for the wolf.”
I agree, and he leaves me with Eric while he conducts his experiment. Eric and I use this time to talk. “Vincent told me that you can control the elements,” he says.
“Maybe, it just kinda happened. We don't know what caused it,” I reply.
“He said your blood is like none other, as well,” Eric mentioned.
I nod, “Yeah, but I don't know what he's comparing it to.”
Telepathically, Vincent said that he compared my blood to that of all non-extinct immortals, humans, and many animals. That shocked me because it scared me.
“Eva, your eyes are glowing,” he worriedly says.
“Crap, that happened before the tornado formed around us,” I reply, as I try to hide my face.
He puts his hand on mine, “Well, we are inside, so that probably won't happen. He didn't say what you were doing when your powers emerged.” I look away. He inquired, “You weren't, were you?”
I shake my head, “No, just a kiss.”
He huffs, “Why are you in my head?”
“I'm trying not to be,” I say. I'm so nervous. I can't control anything, and fighting the bond isn't helping either.
He sighs, “Please stop singing Macarena.”
I look down, “Sorry, it's a reflex.”
Then we hear Vincent in our minds, “For the love of God!” I laugh at him and Eric. Eric shares his thoughts, “We need to find a linked couple to talk with. There are a few who frequent here. Not many exist like they used to. I will have my men see if any are here tonight.”
I go back to talking out loud. Silent conversations just feel alien to me, “Eric, all of this is so far-fetched. Yet I can't discredit it.”
He pats my arm. “I bet; growing up, thinking you're human, then suddenly learning you're not. Just that alone is nearly impossible to grasp.”I reply, “Just don't go poking around in my mind, it gets a bit crazy in there. Vincent and I are trying to control the link. I'm guessing you want me to write about something, thus, why you invited me to the Gala.”He nods, “My pull to you aside, yes, that's why I initially invited you to the Gala. There have been unauthorized feedings, among other things. I want you to write about the missing humans and those discovered, in addition to other specifics I tell you. Mention our true abilities, so vampires will pay attention. I am hoping some will come forward before Hunters get involved.”“So the murderers in the news are portrayed as a serial killer?” I ask. He nods. I smile, “Consider it done.” As I said that, my alarm went off. Eric joked that he didn't see me set it. I told him that's why I'm so good at my job. “I am going to put my hands on
Vincent comes over, “Eva!”I bite my lip, “You heard?”He nods, “I did. I'm not mad. She had it coming.” Eric stood in front of that vampiress. “Get Veronica out of here. She's had too much. To my office, both of you, please,” he said. So the chick who thought I was food is named Veronica. I will remember that. We walked into his office. It is very nice. He pours us a drink. I giggle because it looks like I drive these guys to drink. Eric shakes his head, “It's scotch; we are going to need this!”I go on the defensive, “She provoked me and tried to grab me!”He sighs, “We know.”I look at Eric, more confused than ever, “You mean Vincent told you?” They look at each other and then at me, “Don't even think … nor suggest! Not happening!”Eric smirks, “Prove me wrong.” I think, 'f*ck you'. They both answer out loud. Vincent says, “I’d love to, when you're ready.” Eric says, “Is that an invitation?”I huff as I throw my hands up, “For fucksake! Can't you just unlike me!”Eric chuckles,
**We talk in our minds…**I think, “This is amazing.”I can feel him smiling as I hear his thought, “It's a way to travel quickly, but the view can be verylovely.” I turn my head and notice that he's looking at me. I giggle to myself, but as I do, I sense his smile widen, and I feel his hot breath against the back of my neck. We landed at a club called 'Nightly Tendencies'. I giggle as we continue to talk in our minds…“It's just for our kind,” he says, “but since you think it's so funny, what would you call a vampire club?”I don't have to think, “Night Moves or Eternal Bliss.”He smirks, “Yeah, those are better, but we probably shouldn't tell him that.”I gave him a look, “Why not? I'm not afraid of him.”He pinches the bridge of his nose, “Eva, seriously, show some restraint. You already ousted his wife.”I shrug, “She was rude and evil. She had it coming.”He rolls his eyes, “Just stay by my side.”I pout, “Fine, I'll be good.” We continue talking in our minds as we enter the cl
We went inside, sat on the couch by the fireplace, and decided to enjoy a nice brandy. The more that I am around Vincent, the more I can see myself in him, and more importantly, with him. How can just a few hours seem as if we have spent decades together? “This is fairly good. I don't usually drink brandy, if I drink at all,” I say, to curb my wandering mind.He sighs as he takes a sip, “Thought it might relax you a bit after what happened in the woods.”The woods…yeah, the woods. He probably thinks I'm still confused about the abilities we explored, but that's not what has me nervous. It does a bit, but what terrifies me is how quickly things are progressing. I am not sure if I can fight this bond, and honestly, I'm not sure that I want to. But I can't just give in to what my body wants, can I?I sigh, “This is all surreal. I suppose it's easier to grasp the whole immortal thing because of books and movies, but where do truth and fiction meet?”He runs his fingers through his hair,
I laugh, “Do you realize how silly that sounds? I'm in the woods, at night, in the company of apowerful vampire, and you're asking me if I trust you.”He raises his eyebrow, “Well, I was going to give you a massage, but now I'm rethinking it.”I giggle, “Well, don't trouble yourself too much.”He scoffs, “I swear I think the world hates me.”I grin as I laugh, “Or loves you; I'm pretty special.” I catch his thoughts without meaning to. He said to himself, 'Maybe you are more than you know.’ Our eyes lock. The space between us lessens, like there is an invisible cord tethering us together, both pulling us and binding us as one. I see the look of amazement in his eyes, and I know mine reflects the same. I can see myself in his eyes. His beautiful blue orbs seem to glow and sparkle. It's like nothing I've ever seen before.He touches my face, “Your eyes glow like peridot.”I smile, “Yours glow like someone put a lightbulb in the depths of the ocean.” We gaze at one another. He touches m
He takes my hand and leads me outside. Under the moonlight, we walk into the woods. It should be near morning, but the moon still lingers. We come to the bank of a secluded lake. The moon reflects on the water, lighting up the lily pads and their flowers. On the fragrant flowers are butterflies.It is extremely beautiful. It reminds me of the night I was sitting on a dock, dangling my feet in the water. This poem just infiltrated my mind, so I decided to share it with Vincent. “I go into the night. Seeking someone to hear my plight. I feel the world closing in around me. I leave behind the rest of humanity.I walk further into the night. Leaving everything behind to make me feel alright. I find myself heading out to the place where no one speaks. As I halt within the night, I scan the trees around me. I crouched down and felt the earth pulsing under my hand.There is a power here that I wish to understand. As I wait within the night, I send my senses outward. I feel the life







