Babysitter's A Vampire Season 3 Novels & Stories

He presses. Nadia didn’t speak for a moment, afraid of what he would think if she told him the truth. The truth that she wasn’t ready to accept yet. The reality of the matter is that she’s mated with a vampire. A vampire that manipulated her into a kiss for his own pleasuring bite to eat. She couldn’t possibly tell him anything. “I don’t kno-“ she began to say but he cut her off. “You were bit by a vampire.” He sighs.

Nine weeks later I sat on my bathroom floor staring at two pink lines while Jamie laughed in the living room, his new heart beating strong and steady. I was twenty-three, single, and pregnant by a vampire who paid ten million dollars to disappear. Then, on the night of the winter solstice, my front door exploded off its hinges. He stood in the wreckage wearing a crown of black diamonds and murder in his glowing crimson eyes. Prince Valerian Nocturne. “You’re carrying my heir,” he snarled, fangs fully extended, voice shaking the walls. “And you, Harper Quinn, are coming with me—whether you walk willingly or I carry you in chains.”

Pulling a jacket over my shoulders and ruffling my hair so they appear as bed hair, I jogged down the stairs halting on the last step as I saw my mother already making her way to the door. Since that was the nice opportunity to turn back and snuggle into my sheets, I made no sound but still, my mother could make out my presence behind her. "Millie, Come here." I didn't see who had already entered the door as I had my eyes down on the floor, grumbling for not being sneaky enough to slip out of her sight. "I want you to meet your babysitter, Noah Hudson." My head jerked up at the mention of his name and all I could think of that time who had a repulsive expression plastering his face.

my sister asked, clearly surprised to see this place. “Not often,” Faye said in her clinical voice. “But it does happen. Usually, it’s parents who don’t want to go on without their babies. We can’t really hold that against them. Sometimes, non-compliant Vampires will turn a child, and another Vampire will help us find them.”

"Okay, we need a vampire hunter, and we need to find the vampires, so. Jace , Emily and Mark find the vampire hunter. Alice, James and Liam the vampires. Keep me updated. I won't be able to join either of you tonight, I have to attend the mating ceremony with my sister." They all nodded and left to work. I drove back home and saw an impatient Aubrey. She almost jumped when she saw me. "Let's go." I said.

"Leave the professional stuff to the professionals. Don't come in here. You won't help and you'll bring in germs!" "I just want to hold the baby..." The nurse avoided his outstretched arms, "Look only, no holding. Which one of you is the baby's father?" "I am!" many men said at the same time. I didn't know how the doctors and nurses would react; I had fainted from exhaustion. When I woke up again, I saw the baby lying asleep in a crib next to me. There were several familiar voices talking outside the door. "The fact that that vampire is working with the Blood Moon Pack's alpha is proof enough that he is the same type of bastard as the Blood Moon Pack's alpha, so we can't trust him."

And it was all over then. "Before I forget." Sajida dug into her pocket until my familiar gris-gris, glowing sapphire in her hand, appeared. "I think your girl might want this back." Sajida dropped it into Mama's hand. It fell into her open palm; we waited for her to crush it out of fury. But Mama didn't move; the fact that we lied about visiting Sajida at the Bayou of the Shunned was registering in her mind. Burning. "Oh!" Sajida's smile at Mama was as wide as the Chesire Cat's. "And you might want to pay the vampire in your basement a visit - they become terrifying mother fuckers when you don't feed 'em for too long, sister."

Robert announces, “but I’m going to stay here with you till you close, just to be safe.” Shelby immediately hurries back to the kitchen. “I just need five minutes." My son is coming to pick me up.” As soon as she’s out of hearing range, Robert tells me, “There’s blood but no bodies. How many vampires?” “Three,” I replied heavily. “I did what you said." I stabbed one of them with a tire iron I found. And then Terrence showed up.” “Terrence?” Robert’s gaze turns sharp. “You know one of them?”

Did all these paranormal events run on my power? A rush of anger surged in me. With my phone still in hand, I jumped out of bed and roared at the empty room, "Ivy! Get out here! What's with this electricity bill? It's 380 dollars! This is daylight robbery! What, you think you're doing all of this for me out of kindness? No, you're using my electricity to do it! You're paying this bill!" My voice bounced around the tiny apartment, thick with rage I couldn't hold back.