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I tried to pull her to me as we say on the porch but she sat in her own seat and sighed softly as our friends surrounded us. "Ok guys. I need answers. I don't want vague details and talk of thousands of years ago because I don't think I could stand another headache. I want answers on to what the hell is going on." she explained trying to remain calm but her voice was shaking at the end. "Did Deacon explain what an agapitos is?" Bridgette asked and she nodded her head looking at me. She had to feel the pull, otherwise she wouldn't have become so wrapped up in us. She has to feel the pull of our love and the years in the past we have had with each other.

Anne wished they hadn’t spoken to that batty old man, listening to his riddles and dead-end tales. The later discovery of alternate tales, crude folklore and legends betrayed by a handful of the old or wandering mad reinforced Damon’s suspicions of an ancient grave site, though there was no recorded information of its existence until Damon’s final research paper. There Damon recounted it by name, “The Mourner’s Cradle.”

I go back to bed, open my notebook and start to write. I write about supernatural creatures, like werewolves, vampires, dragons, and witches. Some days earlier I had a vision or something like that and started to write about this Alpha werewolf who also happens to be a vampire. A hybrid in the mids of war, betrayal, and heartbreak. A story where he finds his mate and a misunderstanding rips her from his side. Wonder what the cards of fate hold in his favor…

I got up, walked past him into the master bedroom, and started packing my clothes. Zeke followed me in, and his body reeked of an overpowering women's perfume. It was the scent my best friend, Brooke Fuller, loved the most. He simply smirked when he saw me placing my clothes into a suitcase. With his hands in his pockets, he looked at me coldly. "Running away from home again? What's the point of it? In the end, you'll just come crawling back, looking pathetic. Even if you're not embarrassed, I feel ashamed for you.

He dropped his school bag on the floor, beside his bed, went straight to his desktop system and typed the keywords: ‘Killer in Crescent creek’ From what Alonso read, the story of the Crescent creek killer was about a child who was born reputedly hideous, so ugly; his face scared the people that lived in crescent creek, but what seemed weird to him about the story was the fact it was based on what reportedly took place in the fifteenth century in a town called Old crescent. The boy, whose name was not mentioned, was forced to live alone, abandoned by his family and friendless. He usually lived around the swampy area in Old crescent, where an uninhabited cabin stood. The residents later starte

Greta and Eric left the Archives in the middle of the afternoon. With their notes and an appointment to see a local verbal storyteller. The storyteller specialized in tales about the history of the town’s first settlers. With lunch on their minds, they entered the coffee shop. Greta stopped short when she realized the only place to sit and eat was at the table she’d photographed a few nights ago. Now she’d seen the photos and the spirit. Greta paused a moment to ponder the coincidence of this.

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Midnight, 15th Street Bridge. Isla had always been a skeptic, practical and grounded. But with Elara coughing up blood in the next room, she had nowhere else to turn. Driven by fierce, protective love, she went. She met the contract broker—a neutral, chillingly calm man with eyes like polished obsidian. He offered her a contract, simple in appearance, promising the immediate, full cure and health of Elara Vance. The price was vague, listed as Ownership of the Signatory, to be collected at the Contractor's discretion. The broker assured her that the contract was binding, irrevocable, and guaranteed results. He explained that the Contractor was a powerful entity named Lucien.

“ How did you know about that? Did he tell you?” Mr creepy shook his head, “ he didn't, and he didn't even need to because we, the close ones to him, noticed that something was off with him, we just didn't know what was wrong with him, not until he started posting on his stories that he was looking for a guy named Dante”. “ Are you fucking serious? He posted it on his story?” I asked and he nodded, “ that's crazy”. Mr creepy; oh gosh, please don't mind me, Gabriel chuckled softly, lowering down his head to cover his mouth in laughter, giving me the full leverage to tactfully look at his hair which was already balding for such a young man.

And so help me God, even if we went from night till morning, I don't think I'd get enough of how crazily good he was in bed. He knows how to fuck a woman. I was snapped back by Layla's smack on my back. "What are you cooking for us today, by the way?" she asked, peeking into the pot of sauce I was making. "Pita bread and meat sauce." "Hmm... it smells nice. Let me go freshen up, then." I slapped her ass as she walked away. "Lazy ass." She stopped by the door and glared at me. "Why do I need to stress myself with cooking when I have you and my Dad to do the work?"