My Babysitter's A Vampire Sarah And Ethan Novels & Stories

Sara exhaled, pulling out her phone as she whispered into it, “The coast is clear.” The words had barely left her lips when four figures materialized in the dim hallway, their movements swift and soundless. Vampire warriors, each cloaked in shadow, their eyes gleaming with an unnatural hunger. Sara led them silently into Ella’s room, her heart pounding as she gestured toward the sleeping Luna. With delicate precision, they lifted Ella’s unconscious form. One of the vampires slung her over his shoulder, his gaze cold and unreadable. Sara took a single, lingering look at her friend, whispering, “I’m so sorry, Ella,” before she turned and disappeared into the shadows.

In the afternoon, I went to pick up Ethan from school, eager to see his face light up when he saw the surprise waiting at home. But teacher told me that a woman had collected him two hours earlier to celebrate his birthday. Ethan had told the teachers she was his mother. Confused and worried, I tracked his watch location to Moon Lake at the pack's border—the most dangerous area where rogue wolves had been attacking recently. My heart raced with panic as I hurried to the lakeside, only to find my son affectionately hugging Sarah's arm, saying, "Thank you, Mom." I approached with a cold expression, intending to take Ethan home. When he saw me, he violently pulled away from my reaching hand and

Clementine POV "Listen, students of Vampire High, welcome to National Vampire High Day year 29768." Chairman's introduction that we are at the top of the stage with some board of Chairman. Everyone applauded so I just joined. "Today, we're going to celebrate it. But first, we the board Chairman of Vampire high wants to say Thank you to the Vaughn family." The Chairman said that's why everyone looked at our behavior. Wrong, they Fin turned out. The twins just smiled with Creed except for Fin who had no emotion.

Soaked in sweat, I finally caught Ethan's scent on the top floor. But before I could even breathe a sigh of relief, the scene before me brought me to a halt. Through the glass wall, I saw Ethan and Mira gathered around a little boy, celebrating his birthday. The boy looked about Theo's age. He was fair-skinned, his eyes glowing with happiness. He smiled brightly with nothing to worry about. Ethan leaned down and ruffled his hair. His gestures were so natural, just like a father. I couldn't stop myself from thinking of Theo.

“Why don’t we introduce ourselves? I made dinner. You could settle your disagreements over some food… or blood. Whichever.” “That’s actually a great idea,” the other vampire, who hadn’t spoken yet, said. “That’s Asher. This is my daughter, Via. I’m Silas, and this is my wife, Kerina.” “It’s Kerry.” “Wait, she’s your daughter?” Liz couldn’t hide her surprise. The man was clearly a vampire, but this Kerry—she looked so human. “Are you a vampire too?” For some reason, the couple had very different reactions to the question. Kerry seemed to grow uncomfortable at the very idea that she might be a vampire. Her husband, on the other hand, looked amused.

"You’re going to leave. You’re going to take your 'Moonshade' and your hollow promises, and you’re going to run back to your cold city. If I see a single one of your kind on my land again, I won't just kill them. I will hunt you until there isn't a shadow left in this world for you to hide in." ​He threw Joshua back. The vampire stumbled, gasping, his elegant cravat torn. ​"You’re a fool," Joshua spat, adjusting his coat with trembling fingers. "Silas is already close. He’s been following our scent. I was the only wall between you and him." ​"Then I'll be the wall," Ethan growled. "Get out." The vampires retreated, their engines roaring as they sped away into the rain, the hall felt suddenly

Her belly tingled, her legs got weaker, she just wanted to give all of herself to that man. The way she fit into his embrace, the way he looked at her and moaned her name between their kiss felt amazing. They stood like that for a few minutes, just enjoying each other, but when it hit Sarah that they were still in the hall of the mansion, she pushed him slightly, breaking their contact. "Victor…" she whispered. "Please, don't tell me we can't do this," he begged, his eyes still on her lips, his breathing erratic. "I just… I don't see this working. I'm Ben's nanny and you have Alana. We can't-"

I took a sigh of relief, dragged my suitcase behind me across the road and waved down a cab. "Where to mate?" The cab driver asked in a heavy British accent. He had this red copper hair tied in a pony with a weird quick smile that went on and off. "East stand apartments" "A student, huh? You have to be careful here, mate, there is a vampire problem" "Have you met or seen one yourself?" "No, but we see it on the news. It's just a matter of time before they start feeding on us" And I was there to stop that. For years, my training, and dedication as a vampire hunter was on killing vampires and preventing them from harming humans. The cab pulled over at the prestigious east stand apartments.

"But seriously, answer me." "No, I don't sleep. I don't have the privilege to do so," she finally replied. "Why not? Don't go with a lie now." "I won't lie to you." "Yes, and I'm stupid." His sarcastic tone could be worse than anything else. She ignored it and responded, "Vampires don't sleep." The laughter from his forum echoed in his conscience. Hell, what a big lie. Didn't it occur to you to tell him that it's because you like the darkness too? You're so... bad at this, seriously."

Together, they came up with additional methods to obtain the blood they required, including the Red Cross, campus blood drives, and, where necessary, robbing a hospital's blood bank. Zachary's wife of almost forty years, Sarah, was a true free spirit. Her native to this country, bronzed skin was enhanced by her long, black hair that hung past her waist. Her eyes were still the original black color of a human; the silver of aging had not yet supplanted it. She was a newborn vampire.