Vampire Next Door Novels & Stories

Her whole body trembled, her legs moved slowly, and she turned her head to look back. She didn't know how he knew she was residing here. Calantha won't reveal anything because she already promised. - Lucasta, we need to talk, I will explain everything to you. The poor guy tried to use the gentlest voice possible, but that voice reached Lucasta's ears like a warning that he would take revenge for what she had done to him. - I... I have nothing to say to you. Hurry... go away. Can't vampires only enter a house with an invitation from the owner of the house? How did you get in?

This pull is strange, scary but amazing. The problem now is, how do I keep the most stubborn Vampire to ever exist safe without having a fight with her?

“Not too big. Just… meaningful. Warm. Something that feels like us.” Elijah nodded. “Done. Romantic and meaningful.” “And I want my best friend here,” she added. “I need backup.” As if summoned by fate, the doorbell rang. Amara frowned. “Were you expecting someone?” Elijah smirked slightly. “Maybe.” He walked to the door and opened it. A loud squeal echoed through the hallway. “AMARAAAA!” Amara shot up from her chair. “VICKY?!” Her best friend rushed inside, arms wide, suitcase trailing behind her.

I felt his hand start to slide further and further up my leg, almost to the top, inches away from his end goal, when the door flew open, and there… stood Chris. Oh no. His eyes were blood red and his teeth were bared. He was beyond angry. ‘What the fuck do you think you’re doing!?’ Donny screamed, standing up. ‘Get out of here!’. Then, suddenly, everything happened so fast. Within a blink of an eye, Chris has his hands wrapped around Donny’s head and twisted, snapping his neck instantly. His lifeless body fell to the floor with a sickening thump. I screamed as loud as I possibly could and fell to the floor, crawling away from the vampire and now the corpse in the middle of the room.

Night Villix Bane, the vampire who wants a stranger lady to be the mother of his future children was being run away as fast as that lady can away from him. I don't know if I even stopped cursing under my breath knowing I am just trying my luck to know where is the exit of this place.

“Currently the authorities are saying that two people are involved in this case. A woman and a man. Most likely they are vampires!” I said the same thing to Frey when I got home. "I can't believe they said I was a vampire too," I said with a laugh. I looked around.Nothing suspicious happened.There is no sign of change to the layout of the rooms.I also don't smell any foreign scent in this room.When I got home earlier, I didn't feel any strange gazes or movements around me either.Thankfully the pursuers didn't find us. “Frey, I bought fresh fish. More precisely, this is all I can buy,” I said showing a small fish in a transparent plastic filled with water.

Steve nods at me as if to say hi but just keeps walking, still talking with my friends, passing me, like I don’t matter at all. … I’m sitting on my porch swing when I hear a car pull in the driveway next door. I keep my back to the house, hoping if I do, they’ll just disappear. “Hola, Emily!” Brenda calls from next door. It’s not her fault her son is a jerk, so I figure I don’t have an excuse not to reply to her.

If they don't, I'm going to have some rough mornings. Sipping from my cup, careful not to burn myself, I turned to face them and saw that Vladimir was hooking his finger for me to come to him. My feet answered his beckoning as I slowly made my way over to him. He grabbed my hip, spun me, and set me in his lap before wrapping a protective arm around me. Evie and Alecia were grinning at us, their laughter to a minimum now. "We were reminiscing about the time when Roman first moved in the next door. Hannah was throwing one of her famous parties and that was the night we all got to see what Roman was all about," Viv started, hiding a Snicker behind her hand.

(Note: Vampire Hunter Organization=VHO) "I didn't know the VHO authorized whether I allow friends to visit my home or not," Sol shot back smoothly and gave the phone back to Francis. "The woman was not harmed during her stay here. In fact, she rather enjoyed herself. She had no idea of vampire society and my identity. Plus, my current roommate's identity, of course." Sol held patience to clarify. "She was brought here for her own safety." Francis scoffed again. "It's hard for me to believe your words easily."

“She’s downtown.” “What are we waiting for?” Mr. Willie glanced around. “We should get going.” “No,” Susan disputed. “We should call the police and let them handle this.” “And what will you tell the police?” Mr. Willie stared with a wide-eyed gaze. “Hello officer, my daughter didn’t sleep at home last night. I called a witch and she found her with a magical crystal downtown… this will sound ridiculous you know that.” VAMPIRES’ NEST Instead of driving downtown, Bonnie opened a portal that led it to the pinpoint on the map. It’s the vampires’ nest. She was the last to walk out from the portal as the portal closed.