My Boss Is A Vampire Novels & Stories

With a sigh, I opened it. Hope you and Ava have a good day tomorrow. I straightened and read it again before realizing I was smiling. “What?” Ava asked. “Hm?” “You’re smiling.” “Am I?” She nodded. “I’m just reading a message.” “From Auntie Mia?” “No.” “Carla?” “No, not Carla either.” “Then who?” I hesitated. “My boss.” Her head tilted. “The grumpy man?” I couldn’t stop another laugh. “He’s not grumpy all the time. He smiled the last time you saw him, didn’t he?”

“If I didn’t come with her today, I wouldn’t find out that her boss is not a human!” Caled was taken aback by what I just said. “What?” “I saw that tall pale guy and I sensed danger from him. I believe he isn’t a human nor a werewolf—” “A vampire?” Caled asked. “Vampire? From what I heard from Dad, vampires fell asleep years ago after Mom died. Are you saying that… they’re awake now?” Caled clenched his jaw and held my arm, “Go wear something first. You should’ve just answered my calls instead of making me mad.”

“What a mess.” The dark-haired vampire eyed the stack of paperwork piled on his desk and couldn’t help scoffing in distaste. It seemed that the harder he worked, the more work kept piling up. He grabbed his phone and headed to the office next to his. He wasn’t surprised to find his boss and Lord behind his own desk—nor working, mind you—but indulging in his stalkerish hobbies.

she inquired. I sighed and let out, "My boss hates me." "Doesn't everyone's boss hate them?" I laughed and said, "Maybe." My voice saddened as I added, "But his hatred just feels more personal. I wonder why. I don't think I ever did anything to step on his toes." "You were probably his ex-wife in the previous life," she joked. "Yeah, right. As if that's possible." I shook my head at her ridiculous suggestion. "You should watch more supernatural shows to know what can or can't be possible."

Don whined. "Useless! Find someone else to help!" the boss snapped. "You're a werewolf, and I don't want any trouble with you. We're only here for the money. Once my men finish collecting the money, we'll be gone," the boss said. "Then, release the mother and daughter," I countered, not wanting the situation to escalate. "You're in no position to negotiate with me. Once I've had my fun, I'll let them go." Just then, a figure flashed past me, and the boss' scream filled the air.

"Yes, yes. I used our boss' connection so i can easily book you an appointment and good thing he agreed. My gosh, what is your business with that big company?' "I... I told you, I need it for my future story," she reasone out. "Really, Amara? Or maybe... hmm, I smell something fishy. I've read some news that the boss of Demarcus Empire is a hotty--" "Gina, no! It's not like that!" she cut her off from speaking. Of course she know the boss of DE. It was Helios' brother she knew his face because pf the painting she saw back in the mountain. He's a very private person-- err, she forgot. He's not also a human. He's a vampire.

She really couldn't imagine such a horrible thing. ____________ The largest room in the main building is the Boss's private room. The man was wearing only a black shirt and hunting pants. Surrounding him always showed a dangerous and scary aura, Boss's gloom and cold made those around him not dare to approach and fear him. Chad is the same, he is very afraid to face the scary eyes like the devil of the Boss. Although in the eyes of the members of the base, the Boss was like a god who saved them from the swamp and death caused by Vampires. That's right, Boss is the powerful Vampire hunter at the head of this hunter organization, Boss' ancestors are also professional and reputable Vampire hunt

“Add these to my tally then. But tell Jamie to turn her away when she comes for more money.” One of the vampires snickers. “Sure.” I know that means it’s not going to happen. They know that I will keep on paying off my mother’s growing debts. And loan sharks love regular customers. “As for why we’re here today,” the vampire holds out his hand, “the boss wants you to pay half the money upfront.” “I don’t have that kind of money,” I retort sharply. “If his intention is just to harass me for no reason, we have a contract in place, so no!”

“Like you want to do it again.” He doesn’t deny it. Of course he doesn’t. His smile is slow. Predatory as he sits on his chair, his desk a mess. “I do want to do it again.” “God, you’re impossible,” I snap, grabbing my blazer and yanking it on. “We’re at work. You’re my boss. You’re a vampire.” “And you’re my mate.” I freeze. Just like that, the air changes. Again. “Mate? What's that?”

He removed his hand and touched my arm before leaving the room. Not long after, Luis came back in with more of the blood concoction. “The boss really likes you; you know you’re lucky. He normally hates vampires and treats them cruelly, but he does want you to survive. Maybe because you look like his high school sweetheart who was killed by vampires. Don’t tell him I told you, though. Bottoms up.” He forced the straw in my mouth and waited for me to drink the liquid. I coughed some more but it wasn’t as bad as the first time.