The Vampire's deathmarked lycan
I hissed, agitated about the way his smell enveloped me
He hummed, like he didn't hear what I said to spite him, then, without warning, he raised his hand and bit down on his thumb his blood, welled up—red, stark against his pale skin, I stood there transfixed, unable to take my gaze off him, He brought his thumb to my lips, pressing it against my mouth. My breath hitched. Sparks ignited where his fingers brushed my skin, the sensation making me itsy, Without thinking, my lips parted. His blood slipped onto my tongue and a shudder ran through me.
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