CEO Vampire & His Secretary
But something inside her remained wounded — a constant unease, a silent and shameful waiting.
On the tenth day, Elena dressed her in finer clothes: a long black velvet dress with dark silver details, long sleeves, and a discreet neckline that still accentuated her collarbone.
Larissa looked like a vampire, with her loose hair cascading like a dark waterfall over her shoulders. When she looked at herself in the mirror, she barely recognized the woman staring back.
That afternoon, Elena took her to the sitting room.
“Sit with me,” the vampire said, indicating the spot beside her. “Solitude is bad even for prisoners.”