Benjamin's point of view             I struck a boot in the puddle of their own blood that had formed, flowing endlessly around. The vile leech was still alive. He was still breathing. I strode over to his motionless state watching his sockets twitch in fear and desperation. I couldn't blame him. Even I would cringe at my own state and appearance but I stopped caring a while back, and the last piece of sanity that glued me soundly together was gone. Davina was gone and I have to find her. It was more than a duty as her Guardian to me. I crouched down to his almost lifeless state as my magic kept eating through his heart. He was choking on his own blood, well that was a given considering the blood of so many innocents he had fed on. The leech before me was a vampire from the Blood Stone Coven. We were presently at North Carolina, we still haven't found her yet, but we found some of Darwin's creations.

    Davina's point of view       I shook awake, I didn't know how long I had been asleep. I could hear the furious growls of my tummy. I felt awfully weaker than usual. There were two guards from earlier in my room. As soon as my eyes found theirs, they bowed. Clearing their throats. "Dinner is in five minutes" was all the dark tall guy said, and then they left. As soon as the doors clicked close from outside, the phone on the center table rang. That phone was certainly not there earlier this morning.     I picked up the call, bringing it to my ears. "I sent a special gift. Do well to wear what I picked out for you" I recognized the disgusting voice. Darwin's.    "And why should I?" I choked out, feeling the pains growing at the core of my stomach.    I felt his snicker from the other end. "Tonight's dinner should go extremely well. Don't you think so? I promise I'll be on my meekest behav

        Davina's point of view      I bit my upper lips, biting back the pain that stung my knuckles. I stared blankly at the cracked mirror in the attached bathroom of my chambers, then briefly at the cuts on my knuckles. "Excezerra ver arouz" My eyes glued on the slightly opened cut, hoping it will magically get healed. But it didn't, instead I was greeted by the excruciating pains in my tummy. It was getting serious by the day.       I drove my focus to the cracked mirror, I kept mumbling slowly, my gaze and utmost focus on the cracked lines. I concentrated, I pulled my hands up in the air, my lips moving fervently as I desperately tried to use whatever magic in me to have it fixed back and looking anew. After several minutes of trials, I groaned in desperation. Frustration and impatience, becoming a plight of mine. I still couldn't understand what has been happening to me this past days. Ever

    Davina's point of view        I'm pregnant. I'm having a child for the only man I've loved. My mate. In absolute honesty I'm still not over the news. I can't wait to tell Cameron. I could only wonder how he'll take it. Would he be happy about it? Gosh. I don't know. I've never been in this situation my whole life. But I can say I'm truly happy about the life within me. I never imagined starting a family, let alone having a child. I laughed softly, remembering Rowena words and threats. My facial expression turned into a scowl. The devil incarnate of an aunt vowed to have my child. But that will never happen, certainly not while I my heart still beats.       Darwin was here the other day, I still can't get over the look in his eyes, he wanted me badly and would stop at nothing to have me. It was pretty obvious he fought back the urge to tear my stomach open and get rid of my child. But Rowena wants my child

   Benjamin's point of view       She wasn't here. Again, the lead we received was wrong. Davina hadn't been here. I smelled the air, it was rotten with the stench of Darwin's vampires and cursed rogues. From a remarkable distance, I heard Cameron instant yell. "Burn everything down to the ground" I breathed loudly. The next seconds some warriors were in their wolf forms, while others fought in their human forms. The witches with us were fighting as well. With each passing second, Darwin's men kept dropping dead. I could feel the rage and anger in every kill made by the Hybrid's men. It's clear as day that they really cared for my Davi. But unfortunately, we still haven't found her. But these miserable weeks searching for her has made me realize these people would be more than willing to die for her if the need came, Just like Cameron would. I was standing in the middle of the massacre going on, thickening pool of blood kept gathering around