All Chapters of The Crimson Accord: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

There was a burning sensation in my stomach, something told me this was a bad idea. But I needed to make announcements at dinner tonight. The ballroom was quiet as everyone ate, the tension crackled with anticipation of what would happen tonight. Mere hours ago this room was a bloody mess. Now, we all sat here like a woman hadn’t died. It wasn’t ironic, it was just routine. Death was always around my kind. We might not hunt anymore, but it was ingrained in our biological senses. Hunt for survival, kill those we must. I had told the Court that this was probably nothing more than accidental bloodlust or (and more likely) a donor relationship souring. Whispers had started early this morning and I couldn’t avoid making an announcement to condemn the death. I pushed the red meat around my plate, unable to enjoy the delicious meal. Next to me, Margot was equally disgusted by this. After an unbearable ten minutes, I pushed against the table and stood. Holding my hand out for my wife, she j

Fog pressed against the window as if Tencrest itself wanted to disappear. As I looked down upon my property, I revelled in the stillness of it. It had been much quieter today and I was thankful. I couldn’t stand the murky whispers and heated glances as I strolled through my estate. Today I was told congratulations 30 times, but this was much preferred so I kept my grin and gladly repeated thank you to everyone. I had a busy day with meetings again. My work was chomping at my heels, waiting for me to pick up the pace and I finally couldn’t ignore it any longer. Hamish and Benjamin had done a fine job but it was obvious that their attention to detail didn’t match my meticulous attitude when it came to our company. We managed more than any other company in the south. Millions came in and out of our accounts weekly and it was up to me to keep everything moving. I was exhausted by the sight of the numbers that continue to run through my head, even when my eyes closed. I had missed dinn

Cassia’s reminder to be cautious had been replaying in my ears for twelve hours. Twins. It was an absurd thought that I, after 200 years as a vampire, would impregnate a human and have two babies. My chest had grown heavy knowing that for Margot, this pregnancy just became a lot more complicated. We had spent the rest of the late night cuddled in bed, discussing the plans the contractor had made for the nursery. The attic was largely disorganized, a space that had been a catch-all for anything I didn’t want to see or might need in the future. The house had been filled to the brim with old antiques when I bought it and started adding on to it. For the majority of the furniture, I had chosen to donate it. A few larger pieces were restored and the evidence of a job well done by the professionals was able to be seen on the walls of the west wing. Now, the attic would be redone to create a home for my family. A family that was growing into something I could never imagine.I was proud of M

I ate my wife out like my life depended on it. Lapping at the folds of her cunt, I smiled at hearing her pleasure. She was so delicious. I didn’t know if the Binding made it seem that way or it was just her, but it didn’t matter. She was mine and I would enjoy what the Accord gave me. She writhed against my tongue as I pulled another orgasm out of her. My hand was flat on her belly as I gently held her down, careful to not hurt our babies inside of her. I was told to be careful during intimacy. Cassia had pulled me aside the other day and told me the danger of aggressive sex. I had rolled my eyes, but now I was cautious. I had been rough in the past, so tonight I made sure to be as sweet as possible. Against her moans of happiness, I unzipped my pants. Her shorts were long gone, her panties ripped. She was dripping with a mixture of her cum and my saliva and she was ready for me. With a hand on my cock, I lined up with her center. She half sat up against me, nodding. There was a s

Tencrest breathes like a cathedral when it wants to judge you. Tonight it was eerily quiet, like the house itself was anticipating what was going to happen in the Court chambers. I gripped my wife’s hand as I pushed through the heavy doors. Meeting the faces of the concerned members of Court, I nodded at Margot to sit as I stood in front of the table ready to explain. Margot gave me a sympathetic smile. Whatever lighthearted attitude we shared at breakfast with our families was long gone. Evidence was piling up and I couldn’t ignore it anymore, so when the rest of the Founding Ten made their way to their beds, I called an emergency meeting of the Court.This middle of the night meeting meant that I was greeted with confusion, anger, and fear. Nothing good happened within these doors this late into the night. We all knew it. I was not fond of this part of my title and avoided unnecessary meetings. My decision to bring everyone here tonight signified the importance of what I was goin