All Chapters of My Mate is a Vampire: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

King Kerman’s POV I stood by a hidden corner away from the prying eyes of everyone struggling to get a glimpse of the king. It wasn’t time to expose myself and I wasn’t in the mood for all the frenzy and fake love which a day like this came with. Created more than a millennium ago, the Lunar celebration was one of the most important parts of the wolf race. It was something a true wolf never played with, and no matter how far they have gone in life, they were required to always go back to their local packs and celebrate it with friends and family. Or in this case, whatever Lycan kingdom was closest to them or one they paid allegiance to. So the celebration ground was packed full with not only direct members of my rule but also surrounding packs including the ones that paid allegiance to me. I did this every year and nothing changed. But in this particular year, I guess I was just a little tired and needed that a long time to myself before facing all the smiling faces which could b

Thalia’s POV “Forgive me for the rude disturbance, my lady. I just needed to be sure you and others were safe.” I smirked. “Are you kidding me? Are you now saying that I’m an imbecile who cannot give a proper report?” “I never said anything like that.” “Yes, but you insinuated it by going on with a search I already told you was unnecessary. I mean sir Caius, I am about to become your Luna. Is this really the kind of relationship you want to have with me? Do you not know that to be successful with the king, you must first make his wife happy?” He swallowed, remaining silent. There were a lot of things I could do to him. However, the truth still remained that he was sent by the king and as such, he was basically above making any mistakes at this point. Besides, he also used the excuse of people’s safety. I knew if I did anything stupid, that would rile a lot of people up. And if that wasn’t bad enough, I couldn’t push my luck. I had barely escaped this time. I had to quickly go i

Mother Luna’s POV The celebration was going marvelously, holding everyone’s attention far from me and for that, I made a small prayer of thanks to the moon goddess or whatever it was these people said. We had come this far and just needed to make it until midnight, then all will be sorted. “Your grace,” Thalia’s voice cuts in my mind. “What is it, dear?” She stared strangely at me. “You’re…you’re burning up, I think the sun is too much.” My heart skipped. “What? Burning up?” I quickly touch my face before turning to my attendant. I didn’t need to say anything as she already knew what to do. She made silent instructions to one of the lower attendants who pulled the wild umbrella open over me. Much better. “I could share my sunscreen if you don’t mind.” I waved her off once in refusal. There was no way I was going to waste my time with the silly creation of the solarians. Finally, the sky darkened and with it came the long awaited moment. The ringing of the bells. The fi

Elle’s POV The moment I turned away from him, I did not stop running. I ran like my life depended on it because honestly, it kind of did. With the tears streaming down my cheeks, I never took a moment to rest. Not with what I had just seen. The king changing from what I knew him as into something unbelievable. InHuman. This reminder finally made my steps falter, and I stopped, clutching my chest tightly as I tried to catch my breath. “What in the hell was that? And how did I even get there?” I whispered to myself, trying to think about every step I had taken that day. Nothing was adding up. The last thing I remembered was… being in the mother’s chambers. Being invited to hold her hand. So how did I go from there to this? I looked around my surroundings. Dark and bushy. The only source of light was the moon shining down. Even the lit candles had all gone dark the moment he changed into something undefinable. I watched it all. Although I couldn’t explain how I got there, I

Elle’s POV Watching him devour them like any ordinary meat, I couldn’t lie that it wasn’t a lot to deal with. He tried to push me back to sleep but I recoiled again, avoiding his touch. I felt bad. After all, he was the one that saved my life. But again, the fact remained that I had seen too much to just let things go. “Do you mind telling me how long I’ve been out?” I managed to ask. Brief silence. “Three days.” “What? Three days?!” He nodded. “The physician said your body was really tired so he added some sedatives into your herbs to help you sleep and rest longer.” I pressed my lips together, letting out a small sigh. Sedatives from people like these? Even though I had been with them for a few months already and have had no reason to question them, after what my eyes witnessed in the last few days, I now had every reason to question whatever they did. Including their reason for wanting to keep me asleep. At that moment, I began wondering just how far the scheme was.