All Chapters of My Step-Father Is A Vampire : Chapter 61 - Chapter 63

“I have no other lover,” Damien said flatly. “Aside from you.”Liz searched his face for something. Anything. There was nothing there but calm. Oh, so her mother didn’t count as another lover? But then, Gwen was the wife and Liz would be the mistress, so she was the other lover. Didn’t Damien realize this, or did he just not care?“And whatever Anna told you,” the Vampire Lord continued, “that was in the past.”Liz didn’t respond; the things she wanted to say would no doubt lead to a fight. So she only nodded once.But she couldn’t push her intrusive thoughts aside. Damien was old. Older than she could fully grasp. A man who had lived for centuries didn’t survive by being loyal. If he had been capable of having five lovers—or more—in the past hundred years, what assurances did she have? None. He was such a good-looking man too, but his aura was the real charmer. With eyes like that, and a voice so deep she could melt to it, he could easily get any woman he desired.And though Liz had

A kiss. That was all it took to soften her.Liz didn’t understand how something so simple could leave her feeling unsteady long after it ended. Damien’s touch lingered in her thoughts. He left warmth on her skin with every contact. Ironically, Damien was cold to touch. Vampire and warmth didn’t even belong in the same sentence.Still, it bothered her just how taken in she was by him. She’d once been so strong-headed, now she was giving into whatever her stepfather asked of her, with a single kiss. It frightened her.She had been angry with him before the kiss. Genuinely irritated. And she had every right to be angry. Who in their goddamn mind kept a child secret? She had so many questions, but what bothered her most was how her so-called lover didn’t even deem it fit to tell her something so important. And yet, despite all her anger, the moment he touched her, all of it vanished. Dissolved as if it had never existed in the first place.What kind of control was that? It wasn’t normal.