Semua Bab Bound by the vampire's temptation: Bab 91 - Bab 100

Lucian My mind wobbled with lots of thoughts. Dora and Raven's expectant gazes were on me, waiting for me to speak. The pressure was too much, and I didn't know what to do or think. "Listen, guys, this is not as easy as you think. First of all, that place is filled with lots of Dimitri's bad men. Secondly, Dimitri doesn't trust me anymore. And thirdly, even Vlad himself hated me the last time I tried to see him. He beat me so hard." "We know all of this, but there's no harm in attempting to at least try. You need to help us get Vlad out of there, not just for his life but for the life of the kingdom." Raven was staring at me. I could tell she didn't trust me, and she had every right not to. All I wanted was for this to end. I was surprised and even ashamed that she knew I was a phony all along. After about an hour of planning and strategizing, darkness descended upon us. "Here's what you should do. Don't attempt to hide, because that would rouse their suspicion. Go through the ma

Raven Vlad grinned at me and our breaths mixed hotly. It was an intimate moment for us as we forgot about our problems and focused on each other, savoring the warmth and peacefulness that emitted between us. My legs felt like jelly after he made me orgasm so hard. Vlad leaned back, breathing heavily and stroking my arm. "That was… wonderful." I nodded with a satisfied smile and my heart slammed with love for him. "You're so beautiful," his breath came in soft pants. " I still can't believe you're here by my side and I'm not in that fucking Manor. It feels like a dream." He stopped smiling and his face held a whiff of bitterness in it. I kissed him, whispering gently to him. "You're out and I'm the happiest person alive right now." He broke into a small, tight smile, trying hard not to ruin the moment but I could see the string on his face as he held himself from ranting. I straddled him and kissed his anger away. Despite the surplus of problems we were facing, Vlad made me f

Nova Nothing felt right when I blinked, trying to adjust to the brightness of the hospital room. My head spun like wheels and the room thickened in a blur. Why was the damn fluorescent light overwhelmingly harsh for my eyes? I shut my eyes, taking several breaths before trying again. The first thing I noticed were the bandages wrapped around my arm. It dawned on me that I was in a hospital judging from the smell My parents sat on a sofa opposite my bed, facing each other and speaking in hushed tones. They hadn't noticed that I'd woken up. My dad nibbled from a half-eaten plate of fish and chips while my mum yawned, exhausted with bed hair. It made me wonder how long I have been here. The accident flashed back in my mind. I remembered walking aimlessly past a two lane road, close to my modeling agency and was trying hard to clear my head after the crazy heartbreak Vlad had hurled at me. He treated me like a dog and shattered my heart beyond repair. I'd never felt so devasta

Raven My legs scrambled into motion, fighting to maintain speed with Vlad. We continued our journey on foot, and I felt a shakiness in my limbs, paralyzed with fear. Everywhere looked more sinister now that my dad wasn't with me. Knowing how smart my dad was, he was probably going to suspect foul play and find a way to get the staff before me. Vlad wasn't helping matters; he was so irritated and impatient, with his eyes like flint stones and a dark scowl playing on his face. I needed to do this for him before he loses his shit. We kept moving, with Vlad waiting for my direction. I was so tired and needed a break but I didn't dare tell him. My heartbeat raced with a fluttery feeling in my belly when I recognized a sun-baked road that we had driven past when my dad and I came here. Then I recognized the colored huts, the tall flagpole, and the wooden benches scattered throughout the place. "Vlad, I think this is the place," I pointed out the road. His face lit like a sunburst

Raven We were cooped in the hotel for three days, and even though we were now with the staff, I was restless. I had a feeling of dread looming over my head and tried hard to quell my feelings, but I was putting my family in danger and heartless to have not informed my dad or anyone else of my whereabouts. Nova was recently involved in an accident and the tension in the family was high, and I was worsening it by going AWOL. My dad must be worried sick, calling everyone and putting up a search party for me. Vlad and I weren't safe because there was a huge chance of us getting busted by Dimitri or whatever he was called. As the days went by, my resolve to call my dad became stronger. I had to tell him the truth, but the thought of his unbridled anger lashing at me filled me with so much anxiety. We were boxed indoors. Vlad divided his time between watching TV and strategizing his next move against Dimitri, while I kept myself busy reading novels. All we did was wake up, eat,