Sarah Vampire Diaries Novels & Stories

But Mia saw through the trick, and laughed out loud. “And to say he was already beginning to fall for you. What would happen if he learns of your deceit? Poor Adrian he would be so heartbroken.” Mia's expression changed to one of pity. This was enough to make Sarah blow up. Her emotions rise to the top. Her energy surge throughout her body, even Mia was slightly surprised at the sudden change, she didn't know bringing Adrian name would make Sarah go crazy to want to expose things too early. Everyone looked around at the change of temperature. The humans were surprised, but the wolfs, vampires and demons all look knowingly at Sarah. They knew that what was happening was coming from her.

“You’ll never find her without me! You’ll be wandering these mountains for days. Do you want that?” For a moment, Derek considered her words, his gaze steady and unblinking. Then he spoke, each word laced with cold intensity. “Here’s my deal, Sara: You tell me where she is, and I’ll think about sparing you. But cross me again, and I swear you’ll wish you’d never heard of the vampires.” “I already wish I never heard of them” Sara muttered under her breath barely audible. “What did you say?” Sara took a shaky breath as she looked up facing Derek. “She’s… she’s near the river.”

The least she could do was to enlighten her on how much of a bitch she was. With a deep breath, she spun on her heels and faced Alexis, looking her dead in the eye. "Before I go--" She took a step closer, one threatening step that managed to visibly break Alexis's composure. But Sarah didn't stop there. She reached her shackled hands upwards and grabbed her by the collar, pulling her down to her height so they were eye to eye. "--I'll have you know that you're a stupid woman who doesn't know when to stop. I couldn't have imagined that you'd do something like this over a man who isn't even yours. If you had begged me a few times, I would've willingly allowed you to have him. But you've stoope

It was a woman draped in furs the color of dried blood, her face twisted into a smirk that had cost me everything on my eighteenth birthday. "Sarah," Killian growled, the name sounding like a curse. "Hello, little sister," Sarah said, her voice amplified by the station’s external speakers until it boomed across the silent lunar plain. "I told you the roots go deep. You thought you could bury me in the Ravine, but the South has very long memories". She wasn't just Sarah anymore. Her skin was a translucent, sickly grey, and her eyes were bulging with an obsidian light that signaled she had finally surrendered to the infection. She was the bridge the Director had wanted—the human host for a Voi

These feelings didn’t make sense. She was a different kind of beauty than my mother wolf. I shook my head, feeling as though I was in some sort of trance. I knew deep down, Sarah was a monster—she was a vampire, an enemy of werewolves, and had gotten my mother killed. I couldn’t forgive her for that. Yet I yearned to be near her. When I first met Sarah, she was a cute little girl full of energy and the will of a warrior, ready for anything, and I was immediately drawn to her. I was so enamored with her that I persuaded my soft-hearted mother, Margaret, to take Sarah in and adopt her.

The city has a rich and dark history, filled with legends of vampires and supernatural creatures. That was what terrified Sarah the most; that perhaps those legends were true, she did not imagine being devoured by a legion of vampires, and that her poor body lay cold and dry, in some unknown place, that death was not something she wanted for her. Sarah is a twenty-five-year-old girl with a fair complexion and dark brown hair. She has large, expressive hazel eyes and a shy smile that is rarely shown. She is an intelligent and hard-working woman, with a reserved but curious personality.

Sarah acted swiftly, leaping at them and trying to slash at the vampire whose reflexes were faster than she could keep up with. "Get off him!" she shouted, pulling the vampire away from Theo. But the vampire's strength was astonishing, and he effortlessly overpowered her, dragging her away from the edge of the cliff. She ran back to Theo but the vampire dragged Sarah away again with a vice grip. Sarah struggled and tried her best to free herself, but his strength was too much for her. She felt her feet slipping on the edge of a cliff, and panic overtook her. In that terrifying moment, a strange connection formed between Sarah and the vampire. His eyes met hers, and she saw a hint of recognit

" I voiced my concern. Daniel gazed intently into my eyes, ensuring I was fully attentive before speaking freely, observing my reactions carefully. "Vampires, werewolves, demons, witches, and many other creatures aren't merely fictional stories portrayed on television shows or in movies; they are real, Sarah. I am a werewolf."

She huffs as she collects herself then states, “Vampires don’t exist anymore.” Kodi is irritated that she didn’t answer her question and asks, “Who are you?” “My name is Sara, you’re the princess… you’re the one my sister was after.” So, she is related to Zara. She continues, “Vampires are dead. We made sure of that.” Marinette sounds smug as she states, “Obviously you weren’t thorough enough.”

Turning back, she shut her eyes, snapping it open that very minute she swung her saber and heard a loud gasp. Swirling back on her heels she glared at the alpha vampire behind her who grabbed unto his neck as blood spilled out of the opening her blade had caused. He had been fast but not fast enough for the effect of the attack of her blade with the spell on it. Gurgling on blood he fell to his knees. She clicked on a button beside her saber and it morphed back to the cylindrical metal it was. "Not so bad after all? Any last words to say?" He grabbed unto her combat pants, wheezing. His eyes enlarged in pain and agony.