★★★ “Do you want to soak in?” Elsa asked, looking at the back of Gabriel as they went into his chamber, and guards outside tightened the safety. “Hmm!” Gabriel hummed, removing the sheath around his waist. His head didn’t look back but was quite aware of the frustrated girl as she had a lot of things to say. “Would you want me to make your bath?” Elsa added, rubbing her palm together. She was getting annoyed by the passing seconds while sadly wishing to get a warm hug from him instead of the cold shoulder he was giving for no reason. “Much obliged.” His outright answer was hateful to hear, pricking her skin and she bid to clear his mood, but then she felt no courage left in her to work. Hence, she got her way to the washroom to prepare his bath. Gabriel noticed the figure sprinting into his washroom and had her droopy face down on the floor, chewing down her spirit. It was not he wanted, nor he detested it. Let the woman do things for him because he deserves this. Elsa put her fi

★★★ When Gabriel was satisfied with the blood, he pulled away his fangs and waited for the woman to open her eyes. His hand held back Elsa close while dipping his eyes into her mesmerizing beauty. Furthermore, he made a move that he didn’t know why he wanted, but eventually, he did. Gabriel freed the chain around Elsa’s neck and it plopped into the water. Elsa slowly opened her eyes and skimmed into Gabriel’s eyes. Her silver hair wrapped around her head like a cloud, and her eyes reflected the blue ocean, which had been covered by a visible veil because of the locket. Elsa had just dressed in her divine magnificence which beguiled Gabriel to want to set her beauty in his heart and if he could juggle his memory, this form of her was the first he had laid his eyes on. He still thought back to the little girl who ran for her headscarf and caught his eye. She called him sir, and he drank her beauty. After that, he could not control himself from the infatuation that had driven him mad.

★★★“Which one has caught your eyes, milady?” The sewer asked. He was absolute about the white one that had snagged her lady’s eyes. Still, he had to confirm before leaving the palace.“This beautiful white,” Elsa answered. Immediately, Gabriel signaled the man to leave the place as he was not needed anymore and he’ll get what he deserved to gladden Elsa. “Are we really going to get married tomorrow? What about my parents? Do they even know about this?” Elsa questioned. Happiness was mirrored in her eyes, but also the tension about her parents had taken its place beside the joy.“I have sent the news to them early in the morning and they are ready to hand you over, happily,” Gabriel said with his confident eyes to assure her. He knew how much her parents could impact her mood and he didn’t want to ruin it. Those two foolish humans did not know what was best for their daughter.“Are they?” Elsa repeated with a bright smile. “Not lying,” said Gabriel.Although the white lies in hi

★★★ Everyone, including Gabriel, was present in the library late at night regarding the case of Klaus being hanged in the morning. Gabriel’s entire family was gone, except for Klaus’ son, Mathew, who was in hiding. But Gabriel didn’t have much interest in Matthew, who didn’t dare to cause harm, especially with no backup from his father or anyone. “Your Grace, Werewolves did come to Stone Village but did not harm anyone, except destroy their houses,” Jonathan said and went to pick up an old wine glass offered by Gabriel. Tomorrow was a big day for Gabriel. He was going to get married, completely inconceivable to anyone who knew this vampire. At first, Jonathan even held the idea that Gabriel was infatuated with a girl, surely a vicious plan was brewing in his dark heart, but Gabriel showed him how to devote himself to a girl. He brought up a soft cushion whenever there was a moment to keep Elsa safe. Jonathan was happy for his friends and grateful to the woman who had introduced this

★★★★“Mother, father,” Elsa cried out, jerking her hand and feet to break free when two other witches threw her parents on the ground who seemed to be tortured by them.“What have you done to them? Untie me,” shouted Elsa with welling tears in her eyes. Feeling edged, seeing the wounds on her parents was crashing her soul. How inhumanly they had beaten, Elsa could not accept.“They are not dead, might wake up in a while. Stop forcing your tears to be dramatic. I thought you are aware of yourself is not a human child. Neither do they be your parents,” Verada said, pacing back and forth in front of Elsa. She wasn’t lying about how curious she was, not noticing the strange appearance of the woman who was called a witch.The first glimpse of Elsa made her suspicious, but then touching the energy of her body, it didn’t take her long to understand that Elsa was a reincarnated witch.“I don’t care about your words. Get my parents out of here. They are innocent and showed you kindness, t