It’s been more than a week now, and thankfully we got two sunny days. Although the cold was bitter, it helped the snow melt, at least to a point where we could leave by any day. Gradually, I was getting acquainted with this century, and believe me, I liked it more than I should, because of all the possibilities it held. We spent the day training, and Liz in

“Vlad, he’s terribly hurt, I can feel it. Why isn’t he answering me?” She hugged her middle and sweat poured over her face, tears streaming down.“I’m linked with him, he’s fine. He will give us news later and by morning he’ll be here.” I assured her, but she didn’t listen to me.

“Alex, what have you been hiding from me? Please, think right, because I want a straight answer.” He called me Alex, I tensed against Vlad. I was still conveniently sitting on his lap, and whatever I was chewing got stuck in my throat, and I had to gulp on my coffee to help it down as I raised my eyes to his Stoic face.“What do you mean?” I tri

It’s been two hours since I parked my sweetness a block away and crouched on a branch on top of a tree, recognizing my surroundings. The street in this part of Smithtown was empty and quiet, maybe because it was after eleven in the evening. Most of the families were getting ready for a good night’s sleep, but my eyes set in one house. The house. I had already sent a message to Shane, telling him I was back and to meet me in the morning.

His words hit me like a blow and when I realised I was already on top of him, holding his dear life by a thread. The teen in the picture, now that I thought about it. She had the same eyes as me, but sort of bluish green ones, and she looked terribly like him. That beautiful girl was my sister, and I couldn’t be happier. But she was a grown woman now, what kind of life did she lead, what horrors had she seen? This man in my hands was a coward who delivered his family to vultures and not once thought about fighting back.