My Babysitter's A Vampire Cast Rory Novels & Stories

They were the most brutal warriors in our pack, famous for breaking anything—or anyone—that got in their way. I glared at them both. "Knock it off. We need her healthy if we want an heir. Try to act like humans for five minutes." "I'm done waiting," Rory muttered, shoving his chair back. He was the youngest, a hybrid mix of wolf and vampire, and he looked like he was vibrating out of his skin. The faint red rings around his pupils were glowing. That only happened when the hunger took over. Rory didn't care about heirs or mates; he cared about the kill. Lately, nothing stayed his hunger for long. He was a ticking time bomb, and I was terrified of what would happen when he finally got his hand

Name: Rory Vitale Gender: Male vampire Date of birth: 31/10/2197 Category: Little, 3 y old Dom: Vincent Vitale Rory was easy to deal with, even when in little space he did what I ask him to do and didn't throw many tantrums. He slept too much when I asked his doctor he assured me it's normal due to the changing complication he'll take some extra time to recover and sleeping is okay. We decided to skip the rest of the semester, we'll be back to school on the next one. I still want to do my family business while Maria my friend, part of the family, and a mommy Dom would babysit him.

I said as I moved closer to h and put my palm on his forehead. He looked at me with a kind of, 'what are you doing', facial expressions. "What are you doing?" He asked as he removed my palm from his forehead. "Stay still---" I said as I put my palm back. "I am just checking your temperature." I added. "Your body is cold." I said. "I told you that vampires are cold blooded. Do you forget things so quickly." He said to me with a frown as usual. "I didn't forget. I will get going now." I said as I held the knob of the door.

Ava answered, “...You!” “Me?” Rory was stunned but quickly realized what was going on. “My second personality?” “Mm.” “Send someone to bring him back to the castle now!” Ava nodded and was about to make a call when Rory said, “Wait!” After some thought, Rory downed his drink and said, “Forget it. Let him see her, lest he throws tantrums and smashes things again.” Although Spike was still a kid, he was much more sensible than his peers.

She stared realizing dius was nowhere in the room when had he left? “are you alright?” the girl asked brown eyes warm as she looked on at her in concern “your not one of them?” she asked as she grabbed the woman’s shoulders hard when she stood letting her eyes roam the room to make sure no vampire was close “no I’m sorry I’m bethany i am the physician here” she said “what... physician?” she asked “yes I’m the doctor who watches over the humans being fed, and the half breeds who are turned familiars on their first night” bethany said

This vampire had her hostage. The man shuffled his foot. “This is the part where you introduce yourself as well.” His Romanian accent excites her to her core, but she quickly shakes her head. “I’m nobody.” She replied and he gave her a smirked look. “You aren’t though.” He eyed her softly before locking gaze with each other. For a moment, both of their hearts picked up in pace but the man quickly stepped back and averted his attention. “You’re some kind of demon.” He hissed.

He was hoisting me, breaking every part of me until I was a mess below him. This shouldn't be happening yet I loved it. Every thrust was a breaking point. Every sigh that came from him was a turning point. Every contact was breaking me badly. “Yes, Khan, I love it. I love it so much.” I cried shamelessly. **** A patient was rushed into the ward, she had blood around her neck and there was no need to be informed that it was the bite of a vampire. Here in Manyon City, Vampires crawl. The sight reminded me that I had a child with a one-night crawler and there was a tendency for my child to be a vampire as well.

I’d thought I was in control, chaining Luciana with silver, but seeing my mom like this made me question everything. “Mom,” I said, stepping toward her, my voice cracking. “Please, let me—” “Stay away!” she snapped, her hand shooting up, her voice trembling with anger and grief. “Just stay away, Rohan.” I froze, my heart twisting. “Mom, listen to me,” I begged, my silver eyes pleading. “I found him—the vampire who murdered Rachel. His name’s Cassian Varnholt. I’m going to stop him, make him pay for what he did to her, to our pack.”

The walls closed in around me, vampires and humans jostling one around, teeth bared, every pair of eyes fixed on me. I could make out some faces: the red-gold eyes of the vampire who had torn apart my neck and crushed the bones in my left hand; Ben, shaking his head, his face pale with blood loss; even my Dad, eyes cold and empty, his mouth in a firm, disapproving line as he watched the vampires swarm. And beside him stood Harper, mouthing the words: "You did this to me." Between them all was Cyrus’s Nanny, her hand raising in a feeble attempt to sooth him. But Cyrus was not there, and her weak hand clattered to the floor, her mouth open in a hollow, soundless scream.

The elevator door slid shut before he could recover. She collapsed against the wall, gasping. Her hands wouldn’t stop shaking. Through the closing gap, she saw him standing there. Staring at his hand. Then at her. His eyes glowed green. “Run all you want, mama,” he said. His voice carried through the metal doors like a promise. “I’ll find you.” The elevator sealed shut. Mireya slid to the floor, tears streaming down her face. She’d just burned a vampire. And now he wasn’t going to let her go.