Scare B&b Vampirina Novels & Stories

She watched him intently reading her schedule. “Go back to your classes. I'll see you later mate," he said and gave her the schedule back. He disappeared into the thin air leaving Cassandra all by himself. “That fvcker,” she cursed under her breath and stomped her feet. She breathed deeply and looked at the ceiling, realizing something. Her mate is no other than Sebastian Alistair Blood and worst of all he is the vampire prince. Cassandra doesn’t know if it’s possible to be mates with a vampire. Cassandra was lost in her thoughts. She heaved a sigh and left the room. She went back to her classes as the break was finally over.

I grabbed Callidora's hand and we tried to avoid all the crossbows that Martina had thrown into us. As I look at them near the palace they've been following us now. The siren swims and slowly they turn into a siren. their skin was slowly peeling and slowly their green skin showing up their fang and long and sharp nails were showing up too. I never felt a little bit afraid. I am the king of all the Vampires in the land. I am fearless and I'm more fearsome than them.

As much as I didn't want to pick up Lucia's call; I ended up doing just that; I did; and at the background; I heard violent screams at the background; I almost drop the plate in my hand in fear… I ask Lucia, what is happening there; and she told me that she went to a party with Muna; and all of a sudden, Muna began to shake and she turned into a hairy monster; a Werewolf… And now; everyone at the party have their voices, high pitched due to fear; I told Lucia to send me the address to the party; I pick up my jacket; and hurried there; I stop by the address Lucia had sent to me; the entire place had claw marks all over; I walk inside; and I saw everyone sitting at a corner; I went further and

And trust Lucian to leave when you best need him. As I sip from my drink, searching the room for a friendly face I hope… I felt warmness behind me and when I turned, I saw two females vampires standing tall, taking me in with their glasses to their mouth. “Hi, I'm Aria.” I stretched out my hand for a handshake and a face of warming smile. They hesitate, looking at each then let out a high pitch synchronised laugh. It definitely gave Jenna but the vampire edition. Circling me like their prey…

- But I heard that vampires are powerful. I'm afraid he will escape and find me. You don't see how scary his eyes are when he looks at me. Perhaps he was very angry when he found out that I was impersonating the little mistress. – The girl continued to cry. - There's no way to escape. Every hour or so we'll throw garlic water at him. New wounds will pile up on old wounds. He won't have the strength to break the chains. Let's go inside, don't talk about this anymore from now on. – The butler sternly reassured the maid.

No fireplace or candles was burning. Humans have shrunk behind Gramson out of fear. They came here voluntarily but now they have no guts to walk inside this room. They thought it would be less painful and not as scary. Vampire consuming humans' blood is common but now they discover themselves walking toward hell. "Majesty," Gramson's voice echoed. Following it, a devil's voice spoke, "Leave them here and go." "Yes." Leaving the frightened girls behind, Gramson left the room, those girls screamed as the door closed, their cries can shake anyone's ground.

Crossing the street, she headed back towards the park that she had inspected earlier on and began making her way from there. With little to no lighting in the area, she slowed down as an uneasy feeling swept over her. Then out of nowhere a group of six vampires appeared, blocking her way forward. "Well, well... What do we have here?" One of them questioned rhetorically. "Looks like a snack!" Another one whooped. "I wouldn't dare if I were you." She warned, reaching for her sword.

Even though his hands were trembling, he could not stop them by putting the object in his pocket. The quiet is interrupted by a piercing scream. A young woman stands in front of the glass, her eyes wide with fear and her mouth covered with both hands. They thought the heavy rain was just an unexpected storm that hadn't been predicted. They came from several universities and were stranded at one rest stop due to an emergency climate warning. Everyone turned to face the window. Students and professors both had panic written all over their faces. Each female screamed, and several of them fled to their rooms. Dried leaves, stems, and dirt float through the air. The girl could see the vast tornad