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EPISODE 111 – FINAL

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KEILAH

I didn’t breathe.

Not because I forgot how—but because every breath that had kept me going all this time… wasn’t real. This… this was real.

He stepped out of the car, staggering like the weight of death was still wrapped around him. His face was pale. His eyes were dark red and hungry. His body… broken. But he was here.

Damien.

My Damien.

My knees buckled slightly, but I gripped the porch railing harder. My heart was pounding so violently in my chest that I thought it might burst. Was this real? Was he real? My soul, so shattered, so hollow for days now, suddenly screamed awake.

The moment our eyes met, it was like the rest of the world slipped into a blur. I didn’t care that Ralph was behind me. Or that Aaron stood frozen. Or my mother who held me with the spell that drained the hell out of us all, but... But it was all worth it. He's here. I didn’t even care that the sun was fading and the shadows stretched like long arms to pull me back into darkness.

He was the only light
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  • THE STING OF THE VAMPIRE'S BITE    EPISODE 111 – FINAL

    KEILAH I didn’t breathe.Not because I forgot how—but because every breath that had kept me going all this time… wasn’t real. This… this was real.He stepped out of the car, staggering like the weight of death was still wrapped around him. His face was pale. His eyes were dark red and hungry. His body… broken. But he was here.Damien.My Damien.My knees buckled slightly, but I gripped the porch railing harder. My heart was pounding so violently in my chest that I thought it might burst. Was this real? Was he real? My soul, so shattered, so hollow for days now, suddenly screamed awake.The moment our eyes met, it was like the rest of the world slipped into a blur. I didn’t care that Ralph was behind me. Or that Aaron stood frozen. Or my mother who held me with the spell that drained the hell out of us all, but... But it was all worth it. He's here. I didn’t even care that the sun was fading and the shadows stretched like long arms to pull me back into darkness.He was the only light

  • THE STING OF THE VAMPIRE'S BITE    EPISODE 110

    DAMIEN There was no pain.No fire. No breath. No heartbeat.Only darkness. And silence.I’d always imagined death would be loud—violent, chaotic. A scream. A storm. A final battle.But this?This was stillness. As if time itself had stopped breathing.I don’t know how long I floated like that—weightless, thoughtless—somewhere between the world I knew and something far beyond it. Maybe years. Maybe seconds. All I knew was that I was…gone.Until I heard her.Not Keilah.Deirdre.Her voice wasn’t a whisper. It wasn’t some fading echo. It hit me like a thunderclap.“Damien.”I turned—if you could call it that. In this place, there was no body, just consciousness… drifting.Then there was light.Soft at first, then blinding. Warm, but not burning. And in the centre of it—was her.Deirdre.She wore the same white dress from the night I first saw her at the blood gala, the one with the silver threading and the low back that made every creature in the room pause. Her smile hadn’t changed. Ge

  • THE STING OF THE VAMPIRE'S BITE    EPISODE 109

    KEILAH There was no ground beneath me.No sky above.Only weightless, endless stillness.And cold.Not the kind that bites at your skin—but the kind that seeps into your soul. A hollow, echoing cold that whispered of things lost… and never coming back.I didn’t know how long I’d been drifting here. Time didn’t exist. Just silence… and shadows.Then—A sound.Tiny. Familiar. Fragile.“Mama?”My eyes snapped open.That voice.God—that voice.My heart stuttered in my chest as I turned. Everything around me remained a blur of silver fog and darkness, until something small… glowed.A light. No, not a light—a child.A little boy stepped through the mist. His hair a tangle of soft curls, his tiny feet bare. Brown eyes too deep for someone his age. He wore the same yellow sweater he died in.“Evan…” I whispered.My knees buckled as I dropped to the floorless ground beneath me. He stood just a few feet away, blinking at me like I was someone he wasn’t sure he was allowed to love anymore.“Bab

  • THE STING OF THE VAMPIRE'S BITE    EPISODE 108

    RALPH The scent of blood was everywhere.Not fresh. Not human. Not even real. It was tainted—an illusion. Something this cursed realm twisted in the air to confuse you. To lure you. And I was already starting to feel it claw at the back of my skull.Aaron sniffed sharply beside me on his horse and muttered, “Something here smells off.”I nodded slowly. “I know, right…”We were riding in silence, flanked by the vampires who were supposedly leading us toward the damn castle.But something was wrong.And then—it happened.The vampires ahead of us stopped. All at once. Like puppets with their strings cut.The horse snorted, uneasy. I tightened my grip on the reins, senses spiking.The lead vampire turned his head toward us.Expression blank. Eyes hollow.And then—they began to vanish. One by one. Dissolving into smoke. Melting into the shadows like ghosts with unfinished business.No sound. No explanation.Aaron jumped off the horse in one swift motion, boots hitting the ground hard. “Wh

  • THE STING OF THE VAMPIRE'S BITE    EPISODE 107

    KEILAH We drove in silence, each car slicing through the chilly morning mist as they sped down the winding road toward the hills. Ralph drove in front, Aaron beside him in the passenger seat. Seth, Garbie, and Gerald followed in the third car, while Damien took the lead vehicle—with me. Of course, he did. He had insisted on it, his voice firm and unyielding, giving no room for argument. Marina sat silently in the back seat, arms crossed, eyes burning holes into the road ahead.But I wasn’t paying attention to Marina.I kept glancing at Damien.His hands gripped the steering wheel like he wanted to crush it, every muscle in his arms pulled tight. His jaw clenched. His shoulders tense. He hadn’t said a word since we left, not even a glance my way. But I didn’t need words to know what was happening. He was scared. Angry. Trying to hold himself together and doing a terrible job at hiding it.I kept stealing glances at him, my heart aching at how quiet he was. This wasn’t like him. Damien

  • THE STING OF THE VAMPIRE'S BITE    EPISODE 106

    KEILAH I could still feel the cold from last night buried in my bones.That kind of brokenness doesn’t just vanish.The pain of almost losing my child—it came back like a scream I never got to release. A wound I didn't even know I had until it split open. I’d screamed into Damien’s chest not because I was weak… but because I couldn’t carry the grief on my own anymore.And yet…I was walking again.I kept staring at my feet, at the way they touched the floor, steady and real. Aaron’s magic had somehow worked. I could feel them again. I could move. My body no longer felt like a prison.Hope… it came back. Crawling, hesitant—but alive.“I want to go to Africa,” I said quietly. “I want to meet my mother.”Silence.No one said a thing.I looked between the three of them. Damien. Ralph. Aaron.Nothing.My brows pinched. “Why aren’t you saying anything? Don’t you want me to meet my mother?”Aaron stepped forward slightly, his voice soft. “That’s why we’re here.”Ralph crossed his arms, jaw

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