บททั้งหมดของ I Am Nothing Like You: บทที่ 41 - บทที่ 50

                                                 Author.The Dark Palace.You know, I was starting to wonder if this whole plan was all that Krulisa had in her head to get The Hudson brothers by her side. I mean, why would someone hurt the parents and expect that the kids would follow their evil plan?Krulisa laughed continuously, as she sat drinking the blood Borham had given her. Her evil laugh made the crows fly away. At this rate, I had no idea what that blood was of! Was it from a tiger? Or a deer? Or a mortal!Borham on the other side sat like a peasant and admired his queen's laughter. The laugh that would make any one run away in fear, made this fool smile. He kept smiling seeing his queen. "She is happy!" He whispered to himself."Borham, Borham! Finally it feels so good

                                                 Author.When Krulisa and Victoria turned forty, they lost their mother. Things became different between the sisters’s, as they distanced themselves from their parents and started living on their own. Despite living in the same house, the sisters would often stay away from each other.Krulisa thought that she wasn't loved enough by her parents because Victoria would gain all the attention. She loved her mother, but the one thing that hurted her was that she couldn't stay by her mother's side while she took her last breath.Even if vampires were different, they had emotions just like a mortal does. They cry, laugh, get broken and even worry.During the olden days, vampires were vicious. They would often hunt down humans to feed themselves and their family. But as

                                        Author A short note on Jonathan. Only yesterday, the principal had announced about the weekend party. And today, the entire institute was dressed in black. Jonathan didn't return back. He was taken to his uncles and aunts along with his brothers. Although the boys decided to go to Krulisa that very night, news was informed to them from the institute that their uncle and aunt had made a sudden visit to the institute and we're waiting for them. Principal Weathers prepared thirty carriages to take the students along with her to the funeral. The funeral would take place at Bineswillow where The Hudson brothers were with their uncle. He was the only family left. And what scared the brothers was leaving him alone. They feared if the Cross sisters came after him as well.

                                                         Author.A big hall full of flowers and coffins. Men in suits gathered around each corner of the hall with their heads drooping. Slowly people started to fill inside and took their seats. And just like that, a royal funeral started for the Hudson’s.A room full of the grieving chatted about how the parents were, what they were like, how they died so young but it must have been fate. I don't understand any of that! Why must we pull fate into something so, so dark? Isn't fate like falling in love with someone and telling them it was fate that they had met, but in this case they were met with death, and it didn't take so kindly to the living. Rows of the grieving sat with their red wine and tear soaked faces. The altar sat behind their caskets, I know

Author.The winter night was freezing and chilly. The leaves were frozen from the cold breeze. There was no sound of a bird or crickets. Only the whooshing sound of the air.They sat on their horses and took off to find Krulisa. Even the cold couldn't stop them this time. Snow was starting to pour like rain drops, they gasped hard to breath."Do we even know where we are going? She didn't say it was this way!"Morgan wanted to give up. They had travelled almost a few miles away from the Institutes. Looking behind them, they saw nothing. It was all dark and snowy. All they got along with them was a small lantern that helped them throughout their way."She didn't mention where we could find her!""So what makes you think she stays this way Henry!"Henry didn't have an answer to his brother's question. He really wanted to give up at some point, but the only thing that stopped him was the truth.