I woke up and already started missing you."The day passed unnoticed. It was a full moon today and I was itching to reincarnate. I constantly reached out for a new necklace, convincing myself that it was in place. Toward evening, the phone rang in the bar. "The Killed Sheep Bookstore and Bar, Sam is listening.""I woke up and already started missing you." Earthquakes and tsunamis clashed inside me.“They told me they gave you a new necklace. Are you wearing it?""Yeah. It's too pretty though. I feel weird wearing something so trendy every day," though as I said this, I couldn't help touching the necklace. "Do you know what spells Coco cast on him?""Yes. I asked her to enchant the necklace so that your mind remains your own. There should be no more visions."I exhaled slowly. "Thank you. How much do I owe her?" Because this thing must have cost a fortune. I was wondering if she would agree to pay in instalments."Koko has already received compensation for her work.""Clive.""Sam." Th

She was in towelI went around behind him, intending to surprise him, but when I went around the back of the monument, I found that the place on which he stood was empty. Where did he go? I sniffed the ground, looking for his trail, but found nothing.A low whistle came from above. And now he was already standing on top of a three-meter memorial. I sneezed, feeling a strange smell in my nose, and rushed to run from the cemetery. Clive ran as if he had wings on his feet, easily keeping up with me. We descended the slope and crossed the deserted road leading to the stables. The horses knew my scent and didn't make much fuss. However, an unknown vampire was with me tonight.As soon as we approached, the horses neighed and stomped. I didn't want to upset them, so I turned south into a large open area where we could play. The grass was tall. Clive stopped in the middle of the meadow, arms crossed over his chest, as if he was bored and waiting for me. I followed him like a lion in the Sere

The scent of Clive's arousal filled my head"Oh god, how cute was he?" "So this is your first pair? Aren't you older than di...""You? Yes, it is.” He shrugged. “Vampires are formalists. We don't wear blue jeans.""You wear.""I'm wearing it now." He unbuttoned his shirt and pulled it out of his jeans, then climbed onto the bed. He caged me with his hands, but without touching me. He rested his hands on the mattress, supporting the weight of his body. And then he slowly lowered his head and kissed me. Kissed and kissed.I can handle it. I ran my hands over his chest, down his stomach. The purr sounded in his throat again, and I smiled into his lips. I took a breath and said: "I have an idea."With a twinkle in his eye, he plopped down next to me. "Tell.""I just had a thought. Maybe if you want, you can lie down and not move. Let me be the one to touch..." I didn't know how to explain it."Yes. I like this idea. Consider me your toy boy. We will do whatever you want and nothing more.

Refused to be in anyone's power, naked and defencelessI jumped out of bed and dressed, diving into sweatpants and a sweatshirt. I refused to be in anyone's power, naked and defenceless. Never ever. The bookcase in the living room clattered open, books flew, and footsteps rushed into the room."Find her." I recognized this voice. It was Randy.I silently ran barefoot to the secret door to the bookstore. Someone entered my bedroom at the same moment I darted down the hallway, closing the bookcase behind me. I froze and listened. Were they still together, or had they already dispersed? “It smells like a vampire in here. She is a freaky wolf cub."I don't care who she fucks with. Find her,” came through the wall from my bedroom. "Look what I found." Glass began to break for a second, and a splash of liquid was heard. Apparently, someone found my baseball bat and was destroying my beautiful bar.I ghosted through the darkness to the last free-standing bookcase. She squatted down and jumpe

 Full Moon"Are you enjoying your trip?" Laughing at his own joke, he picked me up and threw me over his shoulder again. “They're here, under the tarpaulin."While still pretending to be relaxed and still, I stole glances at those who were with us. Man and woman. The man smelled like a wolf that drove me off the cliff into the ocean, I remembered the woman from the Crypt nightclub. She was a member of the Bodega Bay pack. I knew it. She showed great interest when Randy's name came up.Randy climbed the hill and then threw me to the ground. "Hell, this isn't even going to be fun."“She suits Joe better,” the woman said. "You enjoy drugging your companions, don't you, Jo?""You went." The boot pushed me down a short slope. I kept my body loose as I rolled, but then I crashed into the base of a tree. I hit my back on the trunk. I lowered my head to the moss-covered area and watched the men."But it still counts, r