MasukRowena. The night came too quickly. Too damn quickly. I jumped up the second I remembered. Jason. My bully. The vampire who had me wrapped in some twisted game I didn’t even understand yet. Lying back down would only earn me another round of suffering. And knowing Jason, it wouldn’t be pretty. I swung my legs off the bed, standing on shaky feet. My breath was shaky, my pulse unsteady. Calm the fuck down, Rowena. I marched to the mirror, squinting at my reflection. "Fine. Good. At least I don’t look like I was drowned in sleep," I muttered under my breath. My face was pale, my eyes slightly puffy, but it would have to do. I gathered my hair into a quick bun, grabbed my phone, and slipped out the door without making a sound. Cindy was already snoring like she didn’t have a care in the world. Lucky her. The hallway was eerily silent. The whole school felt... dead. Like a graveyard. Not a single sound, not even the usual rustling of the trees outside. Then, BEEP. My
Rowena. The morning slammed into me like a brick wall. My head was throbbing, every muscle screamed, and I felt like I hadn't slept a wink. Which, honestly, wasn't far from the truth. I'd spent the whole damn night wrestling with my thoughts, a mental tug-of-war that left me exhausted. Should I just give in to Jason's offer? Or should I just walk away? It wasn't my fight. That girl wasn't my problem. I didn't even know her. But the way Jason had looked at me, like he already knew what I was going to do, the threat in his voice... it was eating me alive. I knew he meant it. He was a vampire. Rules meant nothing to him. He could break them, twist them, do whatever he wanted, and get away with it. Hurting a human? That was probably a nothing for him. I dragged myself up, rubbing the sleep from my eyes. Cindy was already awake, practically vibrating with nervous energy as she grabbed her bag. "Rowena, what are you going to do?" she asked, her voice tight with worry. I f
Rowena. Jason was standing way too close. My breath hitched, and my legs felt shaky. Damn it, Rowena, why couldn't you just mind your own business for once? But this time, it was happening right in front of me. I couldn't just stand by. "I... I..." I stammered, trying to find my voice. Before I could even get a word out, Jason spun around to face the snickering crowd. A cruel grin plastered on his face, but I could see the raw anger simmering beneath. "Who the hell is this?" He yelled while he pointed at me. The crowd's laughter shredded on my nerves. "Who are you to act like this?" I snapped, but my stomach was churning with anxiety. "Me?" He sneered, turning back to me. "Are you really asking me that? I can practically smell the human on you from here. A pathetic, weak one, at that." "You're a jerk, Jason," I retorted, trying to keep my voice steady. "Why do you always have to pick on the weak? Is that the only way you can feel strong? Beating up on some girl and ac
Rowena. Being in college should be the best time in every girl's life—like getting your first real boyfriend or when your crush surprises you with flowers. That kind of happiness. That kind of excitement. And getting into Blue Vi College? It should’ve been a dream. A place filled with the elite, the powerful, and the supernatural. Vampires, witches, werewolves—you name it. A school where magic ruled the halls, and danger walked beside beauty. But for me? It wasn’t a dream. It wasn't happiness. It was the beginning of something else entirely. "Rowena!" Cindy’s voice rang through the break room, cutting through my thoughts, even loud enough to turn a few heads. I sighed, gripping my fork tighter as I turned to see her waving from the door, her face splitting with that ridiculously cheerful grin of hers. Somehow,I worried her cheeks would crack one day. I was just about to take another spoonful of this excuse for food – seriously, you'd think a place like Blue Vi College w







