Meet againI could hear voices. Far voices. I tried to open my eyes but they seemed too heavy accompanied by a fierce migraine on my forehead. My hands went to my head and rubbed at it slowly to ease the pain. I tried again and this time managed to open my eye a fraction. I first saw the white plain marbled roof and waited for a while for my sight to adjust to the luminous light before roving to the side. I heard footsteps coming towards the room I'm laying in before the door flung open and the worried face of Sandy popped in. I hissed in relief and made to sit up.She rushed to my side “No babe. Just relax” where have I heard that before? Yes! The strange guy. My eyes widened and I looked about frightfully as if I expected him to still be around. “What happened to me?” I could barely hear my voice. “I can't tell. The sales lady had found you on the ground when I asked her to call you to

 He was looking at me intensely with his eyes twitching in almost resentment. I knew that look. I used to get it from most of my college coursemates who for one reason or the other, I can't fathom, feel some form of hatred for me and Sandy. “Babe, are you okay?” Sandy said to him. He suddenly regained himself from whatever was going on through his mind and forced a smile on his killer sweet face. No wonder my friend is enraptured. This guy is the kind of guy you only imagine his existence. The kind of people you see in front of a posh magazine, but never really believe you would be fortunate to mingle with.“Say something” Sandy pushed. His eyes twitched again before he reached out to shake me. “Hy,”I shakily reached out to take his hand halfmindedly, as if I fear if I touched him, something strange might happen. “Hy” I bit out my eyes still steady on his.He snatched back his hand rather

Adrian POVI watched her as she ran off and felt something inside of me break. I'm still finding it difficult to believe she denied knowing me or anything about us. I knew she was alive, I had sensed it and when the Alpha had asked me to go on this mission to bring her home, it had confirmed my fears. Since the death, we had all been devastated. Everyone thought it was just the Alpha who lost a Luna those years ago, but they didn't know that I was equally hurt if not more, from her death. For year's we hunted and trailed the bastard that killed her until finally at one of our full moon anniversaries, we had gotten a hint that he was nearby taking advantage of the festive period to haunt a nearby pack and that had done it. He wasn't expecting us which made it easy sneaking up on him and having his head on our platter. I will never forget the viciousness of Leonard that very day. He had fought like the monster he is and shredded every vampire that came

New York UniversityKimberly POVAfter the long holiday, the school had finally resumed warranting my resumption. I wasn't supposed to resume this fast but my course advisor had called my dad and complained about my last semester's grade being very poor and needed to have some personal tutorial with me to see where I was faulting. Dad had decided to drop me off and spoke with the man like I was some big baby on my first day in school. It had been very embarrassing as the students watched my Dad hug me after seeing my advisor and even ruffled my hair as he does at home. I had frowned and looked around which garnered his grin before he walked away to his car. Since then, they won't stop talking about how the all-mighty Kimberly’s Dad had come to school. To top it off, they added some spice to make it appealing to whoever was going to waste their time listening.After that day at the club, and the very annoying Adrain telling me abou

 Leonard POVI had called my sister and told her I was coming to the house while I was standing in her apartment waiting for her. She told me she was in school but would meet me once she was done. I sensed the fears and the excitement mixed in one at my disclosure. I have never been to the school since she was registered.  The reason being that I was trying to avoid less contact with humans as possible. I smiled. I had called the chancellor, Mrs Chamberlain, who is a hybrid, from one of the packs in the Western hemisphere (though no one in the school knows), to tell her of my coming and she had been very cheerful and even offered to host me in her house. I had declined. She went as far as offering to book my hotel but I declined any of her favours. I had bought this big edifice for my sister for a reason. So that someday like this one when I decide to show my face in the city, I wouldn't need to mingle with humans. Fewer humans, fewer distr