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Chapter 29
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2025-05-29 18:00:13All the interruption did was force me back down the stairs. I wasn’t happy about it, but I knew I had little choice but to go and see who was at the door. It wasn’t like we got many visitors. I recognised her the second I laid eyes on her. She was just how I remembered her, a complete knockout. Although as vampires we were meant to blend in, Vanessa never got that memo.
She stood leaning up against the door frame talking to Mum and Dad. As they moved out of the way, she sauntered in. She was wearing black leather trousers with a matching jacket and a low cut red tee tucked into her waistband. She was already tall for a woman, at least five foot eleven, but her four-inch heels made her tower over even my dad. Her raven black hair came down below her shoulders and hung loosely. By far her best feature was her ocean-blue eyes, framed by naturally long black lashes.
Not only did she look like an ass kicking vampire, I knew from the stories my mum had told me that her attit
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The decisions were made, and all that was left was to carry out the punishments. I didn’t want to be there, but I had no choice. As Luna, it was wrong of me to shy away from seeing the punishments take place. We all headed out to the woods. There was an old well marking the spot where punishments had traditionally taken place. Turner had all but given up and laid himself with dignity on top of the ancient circular stone.I stood with Cassie and Rachelle, our bodies a protective buffer against the whirlwind of energy swirling in the clearing. The air buzzed with anticipation, each heartbeat echoing the weight of what was about to unfold. Cassie seemed fragile, caught between the gravity of the moment and the strength we were trying to lend her. Rachelle wrapped an arm around Cassie's shoulders, her other hand clasped tightly in mine, creating a cocoon of warmth and support as we braced ourselves for the inevitable.As Brodie, Jackson, and Gerald stepped forward, a hush
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The trials were scheduled just a few days later, and in a move that surprised me, Brodie had chosen to confront both Turner and Mary simultaneously. He claimed it was for the sake of expedience, wanting to streamline the process and make it as efficient as possible. But deep down, I understood that it was just another way for him to shield me from the emotional fallout. He didn't want the weight of the situation hanging over us any longer than necessary, a dark cloud threatening to obscure our attempts at moving forward.The trials weren’t at all what I expected. They unfolded in the meeting cabin, a space usually reserved for discussions and planning, but this time the atmosphere felt charged with tension. To my surprise, the doors were left wide open, inviting the curious glances of onlookers. A sizable crowd had gathered outside, their whispers a murmur of anticipation, and I could tell that nearly everyone in camp had come to witness the proceedings. The sunlight streamed
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I sat in the armchair in the living room, pretending to be the perfect hostess as the reporter was led in. He settled onto the sofa beside Brodie, who sat tense and watchful, his gaze flickering between the reporter and me. Marcus and my mother had retreated to the kitchen, their voices hushed as they whispered about the situation at hand, likely discussing the best way to present our family.The plastered smile on my face began to ache, each muscle feeling taut and strained from the effort of maintaining the façade. Yet, strangely enough, the pain was a welcome relief. It grounded me, reminding me of my own humanity amid the surreal chaos that had enveloped our lives. I focused on the reporter, studying his notepad and the poised confidence he exuded.Every tick of the clock echoed in the silence that surrounded us, amplifying the tension as I tried to balance my role as a gracious host and the turmoil churning inside me. How could I fully engage in surface pleasantri
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Esme I spent the whole ride back to camp trying to figure out everything that had happened. Trying to get it all straight in my mind. I knew Brodie was right. John was probably going to kill me. It was wishful thinking that he knew me, that he loved me. Even if he managed to remember, he would remember his hatred for my kind as much as anything else. I struggled to comprehend the reality of it all; it felt surreal that everything had unfolded the way it had. Not only was I grappling with the grief of losing someone, but I also found myself wrestling with the complicated emotions tied to the man who had raised me. Our relationship had always been strained, marked by miscommunications and unspoken grievances, yet beneath that tumult, I still harboured love for him. In the depths of my heart, I had hoped for a different outcome—an alternative
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Brodie I had to drag her away from the doorway. Pulling both her and her mother down the remaining flights of stairs. As we hit the ground floor, there were loads of people rushing around in response to the fire alarm that was blazing overhead. None of them paid us any attention, but I pulled them both to the side and removed the gag from Mary. It was something that was bound to draw attention eventually. Wrapping my hoodie around her wrists to cover up the rope holding her in place. “Keep your mouth shut.” She nodded. She looked more than a little shocked herself. I didn’t know if it was the treatment she had received at the hands of John and Turner, or seeing John die. Either way, she didn’t seem to be in the right frame of mind to argue with me, and I was grateful. I had enough on my plate with Esme not being able to look at m
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