All Chapters of Sire Bond: The Vampire's Obsession: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

The light from the lamp shone directly on her face. Lilith could barely see the faces in front of her. All she could see were silhouettes, men wearing tailored suits, gold watches glinting under the chandelier, glasses filled with red and brown drinks accompanied by ice that reflected light onto the stage, among the hands of men who looked at her hungrily.The music that had been playing had just stopped. And that was the worst part! When the music was playing, at least Lilith could pretend to be a regular performer. Just a girl wearing a sparkling evening gown who was forced to smile in front of all the men in the room. But now, there was only silence that suffocated her.“The opening bid for our virgin girl tonight is ten billion!” The auctioneer shouted, setting the starting price for Lilith that night.A ripple of low whistles and amused chuckles spread across the VIP lounge of The Masque Club. Lilith's fingers trembled at her sides. She tried hard to hide the fear she felt behind

The mansion was much quieter than Lilith had expected. At first, Lilith thought the mansion would be filled with servants or guards. But no, there were none. Lilith felt that there were no signs of life other than the soft echo of her footsteps and Lucas's on the luxurious marble floor. The mansion's opulence gave Lilith a cold feeling.It didn't feel empty. It felt watchful. A large, luxurious chandelier hung above the foyer, casting a golden light over the polished stone and tall walls covered in dark wood paneling. Paintings also adorned the circular staircase. Lucas walked ahead of her.“Your room is upstairs,” he said.“Your room?” she asked carefully.A faint glance over his shoulder. “Not tonight.”Lilith's heart pounded. She didn't know whether to feel relieved or offended. Soon after, they arrived on the second floor of the mansion. They passed a long, dimly lit corridor with closed doors on both sides. Lucas stopped in front of one of them and opened it.It was a bedroom lar

After returning to his room, Lucas brought a tray of delicious food and drinks. This made Lilith so full that she fell back asleep. This made Lilith wonder if the food and drinks Lucas brought might have contained sleeping pills, considering how soundly Lilith had fallen asleep.Lilith woke up to a sound as day began to turn into night. The sound wasn't very loud, but its echo throughout the mansion immediately woke Lilith up, her eyes wide open. She felt the darkness and gloom of the room again. The curtains were also tightly closed, blocking even the moonlight from entering the room.TringThe sound was heard again. A faint metallic echo, like a heavy object moving slowly somewhere in the mansion. Lilith's heart was pounding, wondering what that sound was.“Lucas?” Lilith called softly. Her voice sounded like a whisper.But of course, there was no answer to her call. Lilith changed her position from lying down to sitting up against the headboard. Her right hand clutched the thick, s

The next morning felt deceptively calm. Lucas was gone before the sun had even risen in the east. Lilith sat alone at the breakfast table, barely touching the breakfast that had been prepared for her since she woke up an hour ago. Lilith's mind replayed everything that had happened the night before. The portraits, the paintings, the deep red eyes, and Lucas's unusual powers.Lilith sighed for the umpteenth time. She had no appetite this morning, and now she just stared lazily at the breakfast in front of her. Her mind was filled with all the things that had happened last night. Lilith rubbed her forehead, which felt dizzy again, and her body, which had been weak since she arrived at the mansion.TapTapTapThe sound of footsteps began to echo from the mansion's foyer. Lilith furrowed her brow, sensing that the footsteps did not belong to Lucas. Lilith had memorized Lucas's heavy footsteps, while the footsteps entering the mansion sounded much lighter and more relaxed. Lilith immediat

It was Lucas. The same eyes. The same sharp jawline. The same unreadable expression. Lilith’s vision blurred. That wasn’t possible. Photography existed back then, yes it did. But still, no one had ever lived that long. Her fingers trembled as she touched the photograph.“Looking for answers, Lilith?” The voice came from behind her.Lilith gasped and turned. Noah was already there. He leaned casually against the doorway, hands in his coat pockets, watching her for a while. Lilith didn’t say anything; her mind felt scattered with all the questions flooding in.“You came,” he said softly. “I thought you were still too afraid to find out the answers you wanted.”“This isn’t funny,” she whispered. Lilith pointed at the photo. “What is this?”Noah tilted his head, looking at Lilith as if she were amusing. “That is your answer,” he replied so calmly, it almost sounded eerie.“Answer to what? That doesn’t answer anything!”“The answer and also proof that Lucas Estevan Luigi was alive in 1865.