All Chapters of Old Souls: Vampire Princess Vs The Last Lycan: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Esther Some werewolves are surrounding Pretty, while others are standing on the sidelines. All of them seem to have one goal in common, which is to send glares my way. “Why are you not letting go of my hand?” I whisper to Hilda, who doesn’t seem bothered by this. “You know why,” she says between her teeth. Aiden, who is standing on my left, nods, and I roll my eyes in response.Almost everyone here has already made assumptions about who I am. So, running to my room will not raise their suspicions, because they already suspect me anyway. “What is going on here?” Dominic stalks into the room, his alpha aura commanding. Everyone instantly bows, while I feel a wave of comfort, as if his presence alone makes everything better. But that’s probably because I know he is going to take my side and clear this up. His eyes scan the silent room, and our eyes meet briefly. I try to look for a hint of assurance from him, but his face remains unreadable, then his look softens when he looks at Pr

Esther Dominic lies in the snow, and I run around, hunting, and after finding one bear and drinking to my fill, I find Dominic where I left him. “You are glowing,” he teases. I just roll my eyes as we head back to the helicopter. It stops at a rooftop, and I look at him, waiting for an explanation. ‘Esther?’ I almost jump from my seat. I’ve never heard Jane’s voice in a while. ‘Jane?’ ‘Esther. Oh, my goodness! How is this possible? What’s going on? I’ve been trying to reach you ever since you left. Even right now, I was just trying my luck. Did you reject Dominic?’ ‘No,’ I exhale. ‘How is this possible, then? I figured they blocked communication channels, and that you weren’t strong enough to surpass their magic on your own. Uncle told me that he found a way though.’ ‘Dominic took me out to hunt, he said it was a date. Is everyone still okay?’ ‘We are fine. I was just wondering if rejecting Dominic is a good idea. You two are crazy about each other.’ I shake my head in disb

Esther Dominic doesn’t move a muscle. He just lets me cry my eyes out while his t-shirt gets soaked in tears. “Can I tell you a secret?” I whisper. My voice hoarse from crying. I sit up and wipe my tears. He sits next to me and watches me silently, his face expressionless. “Are you okay?” I ask him. His jaw tightens, but then he nods. “What secret did you want to tell me?” “Since I became a vampire and was told of the prophecy, all I wanted to do was to find you and kill you.” “Is that so?” His lips slightly curl up. I nod. "I didn't know about the mate bond of course."“Last time I checked, when we first met, you wanted to kill me.” He gets up from the bed and looks out the window. “Because you wanted to kill me first,” I protest. “I didn’t.” “You just wanted me to pass out?” I snort. “What was in that needle anyway?” “I can’t tell you yet. Why did you want to kill me so much?” “Because I just wanted my parents to love me, and to stop sending accusatory looks my way every

Dominic “So, what are you going to do? Are you going to get me put on trial and get me executed?” Esther folds her arms defiantly, her amber eyes cold and detached, as if she is trying to build a wall between us. This frustrates me, but I make it a point not to show her. If this is what love is or what a mate bond is, I hate it! She is one of the suspects, but there’s a huge part of me that hopes that all the evidence is wrong. “Executing you doesn’t sound like a bad idea,” I retort. “Just go to your room right now. I need to think.” “Don’t you dare send me to my room as if I’m a child!” she tilts her chin up. “Are you not going to make me leave like Pretty?” “After what you did?” I raise an eyebrow. “Nice try.” “I was with you this whole time,” she protests. “You went for a run,” I remind her. “When and how did I leave the territory without anyone noticing? This is ridiculous! If I did it, I would’ve left immediately.” “You didn’t want to appear as the first suspect.” “And

Esther ‘Esther?’ I almost fall off the nook when my uncle’s voice in my head startles me. I have been sitting on the nook for days without moving, reading piles of books I once took from Dominic’s library. Facing fictional dragons is better because my reality sucks. ‘Uncle Felix? I thought they caught the witch who helped you out.’ ‘They did. I found another one, I have my ways.’ ‘This is going to get you in trouble,’ I sigh. ‘A big one.’ ‘Is it a crime to want to speak to my niece? Our family is already in trouble anyway, so it’s okay.’ ‘Do you force the witches? Why does Dominic hate you so much?’ ‘No, you know me. I would never do that. I bribe them with money. Dominic hates me because he hates vampires. You are probably the only vampire he doesn’t hate.’‘If you know he hates you, why didn’t you mind us being together?’ I ask him. ‘Because he hates me, not you, and I would be doing it for you.’ ‘Well, it turns out he hates me too.’ ‘How are things between you two?’ he as