Vampire Diaries Hope Novels & Stories

“Core readings spiking! The ship is destabilizing, but it’s redirecting energy to the elites. They’re getting stronger!” Damien fired at an elite breaking through the inner door. “Hold the line! Hope, push harder!” Hope screamed. “It hurts… he’s showing me his version of the future. No family. Only soldiers. But I feel all of you. That’s what makes me different!” Theo took a glancing hit but stayed up. “We’re with you, Hope! Don’t let him in!” Seraphina shielded the infants. “The younger ones are glowing in response. They’re trying to help her!”

Her slender form, her big, dark eyes, her black hair trailing down her spine in perfect pin-straight strands. And her fangs. It never made any sense. Mira wasn’t a vampire. She was barely even a shifter, with no wolf to speak of. I knew it was just my mind making things up, drawing connections where there were absolutely none. Hope was a tender, silly little thing, imagining during those dreams—what if she could be a vampire, like me? What if we could be together then, with no reservations, finally free from the great wall of prejudice that others had built between us?

that was seeking a new, younger host. Hope stood at the center of the spinning floor. She was no longer the ten-year-old girl who had laughed in the South. Her hair was a roiling cloud of Black-Emerald-Gold Plasma, her eyes two burning portals of Absolute, Un-Filtered Calculation. She didn't look at me with love; she looked at me with Assessment. "You have broken the hunger of the father, Mother," Hope spoke, her voice a perfect, melodic resonance that echoed the First Luna’s own frequency.

"Cordia's layer is protected by dark magic just as ours is protected by good magic. My sisters can give you the spells and positions you will need to get in but I will warn you Wyatt, Cordia is powerful you can not defeat her. Dont even try to go up against her. You will need to locate Hope immediately it will be up to her, she will have to blast your way out. Maybe even tap into the baby's power." "Hope doesn't have the power to blast our way out." "I am not surprised you don't know the full extent of her powers. Hope has always been frightened to tap into them fully. When she was still in training she accidentally blew up a tree and stared a fire. But you will have to make her embrace them

As if reading what would happen, Jay bet on zero point one second after the bullet was fired. He dedicated his entire body to holding Ruby, pulling her even though she was rolling on the tiles. For a moment, the party reached the peak of chaos. Some guests were in disarray at the sound of the farthest glass partition breaking—small-bodied vampires who consider armed humans a threat. Not a few vampires survived. Each person has a choice, but there is one worst choice. The catalyst in the form of thirst overflows due to the shadow of their first death. They learn that death should at least be covered by something of value, so they decide to bite their mate.

It's been alone for a very long time. Luan looked at the thing. At the black writhing hunger. Hope was alone too, she said. And we helped her. Cass nodded. Then help this one. Luan looked at the pack. At Holt. At Wren. At Sparrow. At Vera and Mira. At Kael and Sera. At Sol, who was watching with golden eyes. Hope walked forward. The honey-colored wolf looked at the thing in Luan's hand. I know you, Hope said. You are the part of me that I could not save. The part that wanted to stay hungry.

Hope said to the caller, sounding very desperate. “She has a job and obviously lives comfortably, I don’t think she has other plans of returning to the pack.” The caller said to Hope. Hope was not entirely convinced to hear what the caller said to her. She still thought Andra would want to take revenge for what they both did to her. “What makes you so sure of that?” Hope asked. “She seems to be seeing someone else here. I will send you pictures.” Hope opened her phone messages and saw the pictures he sent. A smile escaped her lips when she saw the picture. She finally got comfortable to see that Andra might never return to the pack, which means she has nothing to worry about?

I don't know why you keep saying such things about us. I was losing my cool. Why was I losing my cool? "Why do you lie to yourself, Hope? You deny what is visible to everyone's eyes," she leaned closer to me as she whispered. "You might not want Darius but you also want to have him. You want to have what he has. The power, the respect. Don't lie to yourself anymore, Hope. "I've seen the way you look at him. It's unloving but envious. Why don't you take what you want from him? I bet he would give it to you. If not him, then his beast would. I know that his beast is madly obsessed with y—"

Hope screamed, clutching onto her sisters arm. Turning around Faith's breath left her as she took in the site of Florence with her soulless black eyes, gleaming fangs and raised black veins. "Do you still believe that vampires don't exist?" Vampire Florence growled out, her voice more gravelly then usual. "Oh my god, oh my god, oh my god." Hope freaked out, looking horrified. "Shh, it's ok, calm down." Faith tried to calm her, turning her away from everyone else and holding her close.

Hope looked at me, and I knew I had just put her in a sticky situation. "Errr..." I uttered. "What is it? Is there something I have zero knowledge about?" She asked. "Mother," Hope began. "I am a vampire." I heard Gladys' heart skip a beat. She let go of Faith, and Faith ran back to Hope. She was surprised. There was no question about that. Gladys turned to look at me. She was infuriated. "You promised me you would keep her safe and prevent this," she reminded. "How could you let this happen to her?" She requested.