Chapter 39

The carriage was opened, and finally, we could finally see the sky after hours of being locked in. It was so dark my vision couldn't penetrate much, and so cold goosebumps rose on my skin.

My knees softened as I was scooped out, unable to stand still for a while. But the vampires were rough. They directly threw us to the ground, not a care about how we felt.

I gritted my teeth, and finally, after a few seconds, I could stand on my feet.

I looked around but couldn't really see. There were huge trees behind us, so tall as if they wanted to have a word with the moon in the sky. The sound of crickets was so loud my ear hurt, and by our right was a vast open space.

I've never been here before. I had no idea where these monsters had brought us.

"Bring them in!" one of the vampires barked, and we were led into a lone mansion, towering over us.

A single candle flickered in the hallway. There were people inside. Men. A lot of them.

I took a deep breath as the other women and I were slowly ta