She was in the shower for more than an hour already. I wanted to give her some privacy, but my concern and anxiety were getting the best of me. What could she possibly be doing all this time in there? I paced back and forth outside the door. Not even a movement, only the sound of water. I cracked the door open, peeking inside. She sat in the tub, under the shower, legs drawn up to her chest, her arms circling them tight, and her head hidden between her knees. She was the picture of desolation.
Something inside me moved, when I heard the loving tone in his question, without a hint of judgment in it, only a deep concern in his face. It was like the floodgates of a dam broke, and finally, my tears were free to flow away.I couldn’t hold all the pain accumulated in my heart and soul all these years. He got agitated, not knowing the reasons for my mel
I’m sorry, but you’re not putting yourself in harm’s way! I’ll be the one handling this.” My words came out as a low, menacing growl. Fury, rage, hate, you name it, boiled inside me, all these emotions cooking up together, making it hard to leash my demon. He wanted out, he wanted to revenge her, he wanted to bring justice to her suffering. It was unthinkable someone touching her in such a crude way.
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Romania 1595 - 1600“Where are your parents?” She giggled at me, pointing to the house close to us. “What’s your name?”
Liz woke up abruptly, sitting on the bed and stiff as a stone, I didn’t know for sure what was going on, but something was not right, I could feel it, and with all the chaos of these last few days, I didn’t inspect her house enough to see how safe it was.“Liz… There’s an…”
“Oh boy, that’s shit!” I yelped in an anguished tone, standing up when I saw Jack touching my bed.“What are you seeing?”
That was music to my ears, I couldn’t wait to put my hands, or better than that, my fangs to the men who dare to threaten her. I was out of her sight in a matter of seconds, dodging trees in the woods, reaching the first one crouched behind a thick trunk.He didn’t even notice me standing behind him. I gripped his neck, raising him from the floor like
The trip took about an hour and a half until a town called Kingston. I knew Liz was hungry, and she took us straight to a diner. It was a nice place, with black and white floors, cushions and chairs in bright red, and lots of writings and what I thought were pictures all over the walls. We sat in what she called a booth. I didn’t feel like eating anything, so Liz asked for some coffee for us, and eggs, bacon, and bread for her. She was hungry, since we had to flee without further notice.