The Forgotten Luna
The body was fresh—too fresh, like she’d been dumped here hours ago.
I leaned closer, my light catching a distinct mark on her neck: two puncture wounds, clean and deliberate. My stomach twisted.
“Vampires,” I said, my voice low, the word heavy with certainty. The bite was unmistakable, just like the victims I had seen in the past.
Jarred’s face tightened, but before he could respond, a putrid stench hit us, sharp and rancid, like rotting meat left in the sun. I gagged, covering my nose with my sleeve.
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