All Chapters of Lovers For The Blood Moon: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

ALLEGIANCE "I will not have you interfering in my business again, Sarah!" Lucas said. He was angry that she had stepped in his way. She was the only one who stayed by his side so he couldn't harm her.If it was a different situation, then Lucas might not have recognized her as his sister."Why did you have to do that? You knew exactly why we needed him," Lucas went on."For the Blood Moon ritual?" she asked, and when Lucas said nothing, she understood that it was true. "I didn't realize that you'd just take the first person who walked into town today, father."The man whom John Crowe hadn't snapped his neck was already on his feet. His body was stained with his own blood. Lucas Miller ignored him. "Stay away from him if you know what is best for you," Lucas warned her and turned to leave. She watched her brother then went back to where she had been standing. It was under the awning of a library. The man who stood beside her was Michael Smith but everyone called him Old Mickey beca

A Difficult Errand The Mayor nodded in understanding and in acknowledgement. He didn't want to get into an argument with the Lucas. He feared the man with all that he had. But there was nothing that a mere human like him could possibly do about the situation at hand. And that was the reason why he kept doing business with Lucas Miller. Could that even be called business? It was just a situation where one party was allowed to play god and the other would remain under judgment. The former would always decide if the men were to die or not. There was nothing healthy about that. Yet, there wasn't any way out of the shindig. Mayor Jack Sparrow left the house and headed straight for his office. He sat in his chair for some minutes, then he rang the bell on his table. A male attendant walked in some moments later. "Mayor, sir?" "I need you to run an errand for me," Mayor Jack said. Whenever the Mayor needed someone to run an errand, it was always something shady. The attendant nodded

BeastlySarah knew he wasn't human after watching how he handled her brother's men back there but she had never seen or watched anyone change into what she was seeing before her eyes.The man named John Crowe broke his back in half, not by his own doing per se, and changed into something novel. This transformation didn't turn him into a wolf with fore legs and hind legs. But into one that stood tall before her very own eyes. His blue eyes shown brighter after the transformation, like crystals, and she found herself being magneted to them. "John?" she said, when his screams had died down. His face was wider now, like that of a wolf. But it still retained those manly features. He was half man and half beast all rolled into one. "What the hell is that? My god," Old Mikey gasped in surprise. He was still sitting atop the carriage and hadn't even thought of coming down.John just stared at her, his face devoid of anything other than pain. But it was slowly seeping away from him, like wa

Sense Of DirectionLucas Miller came out of David's house and waited on the porch. He looked in all directions, trying to figure out the exact course that a man like John would go.He couldn't second guess him. And if the doctor was right in his words, then the only option would be to track him East.But for the sake of precaution, Lucas decided to divide his men into groups. Not everyone would be going East."I need two men to go in all directions," Lucas ordered. "North, South, East, and West.""Where will you go, boss?" asked one of his henchmen. "I'll know soon enough," Lucas said. When his men were all gone, he stepped off the porch and placed a palm against the ground. Then he inhaled as deeply as he could. The air was think with scents but it was placing the right ones that was the challenge. The only relief he had was that people hardly ever came this way except when they wanted to take another exit from Black Hollow. And he wasn't sure anyone else would be leaving, save fo

The Blackmail Topic Sarah's POV I heard my own heart beat unsteadily when he said that. We were hardly ever wrong when we sniffed the air, and if he felt like someone was coming, then I wasn't going to argue with him. Though I hadn't yet gotten a whiff of the scent.I remembered that the lights in the main house were still turned on, and maybe that had drawn someone's attention."I need you to stay here, John. Be quiet and don't make a sound," I told him. "I'll handle whoever it is, alright?"He grunted."Do we have an agreement, John? I don't need you blowing your cover. That person might be an enemy. So you have to promise me that you won't make a sound.""Alright," he said., and retreated towards the sacks. I realized that was going to be the only thing I'd get out of him. No promises just yet. I kept that in mind.I walked to the barn door and looked out. Saw no one heading toward the house yet, at least not from my side of view. And if there was really an intruder, I wondered f