MAD END'S DECEPTION
“Not quite.”
“Didn’t think you were capable of feelings,” he said dryly, watching Charlotte in the distance speak to a man she called “Father.” The man wore a medieval military uniform and Gildeon figured he was high-ranking.
“Believe it or not, salamander, I was once a good, ordinary man.”
“What happened then? Joined hands with the Devil?” Gildeon followed the elder vampire’s gaze, now dark with longing.
“God tested me,” Present Vergilius muttered, “and I gave in to Satan—or so I believed.”
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