Vampire Rosario Ending Novels & Stories

Rose said, her voice hollow. “Rumor has it there was a vampire among them.” She continued. “Weren't they all destroyed and the rest sent far away from humans.” “I have no idea Serena.” Rose said as she wiped the mucus running down from her nose. Serena stood slowly, her fists clenched. The air around her vibrated with rage. She made her way through the house toward the backyard, where the remaining pack members had gathered in mourning. Bodies were wrapped in white linen, laid out with flowers and candles. The scent of blood still lingered in the earth.

Oh Feria, just kiss me," Grim said as he picked Feria off the floor into his arms and planted his lips on hers. “Thank the gods," Rose muttered then hurried inside. She hissed at the sourness of her legs. She had escaped only a few bells after Grim abruptly left her room. She knew it was a futile effort and she would be caught but she had to try. She only went so far before she was surrounded by a group of savage vampires out for trouble. She knew she was done for and didn't even try to fight when they pushed her to the floor just then a woman appeared and the group fled instantly.

I was starting to get desperate with our lips devouring each other and our bodies rubbing together, I wanted more. "Damon, more please," I pleaded making him look at me and as if something clicked in his mind, he quickly retreated from me. "Fuck, what have I done?" he whispered while running his hand through his hair in frustration. He gave me one last look and used his vampiristic speed to leave my bedroom. I was left on the bed confused and flustered. What was his problem? Every single time we would get a little intimate he would always pull some shit like that. At least Ryan seemed like the guy who knew what he wanted.

Cain could only step in the front of them, also knowing that there were nothing more that they can do now. That was when Rose felt a blast of energy. Her green eyes slowly opened before the others. The time felt as though it had slowed itself when she saw the vampires had stopped flying. She could smell a strong scent of ash without fire. What she thought would be her ending had changed as the vampires began to stop their attack and fall slack on the ground. One by one loses its energy, flopping down as though they were wilting. Her breaths rasped as she realized the vampires began to disintegrate.

Of course, she had to use her magic to multiply just a drop of their blood. By the time Curador, the prince of werewolves picked up the dark magic, it was too late. When they rushed to the creek, they found no one alive. With the amount of blood on the ground, everyone believed that Scarlett and Ramos had died. Or at least the wild animals had taken their bodies.

"And unexplained Neratomay deaths?" On that I hesitated. "None that I'd describe as unexplained." Malarias stared at me. "A vampire not five years turned did not properly secure his home," I continued. "Sleep took him while in the living room of his house. A human opened the door, and he never woke again. Two others died in a sanctioned battle, and Tyler was sent to handle two others."

Then I left. I went to my bedroom to see if Rose was still fast asleep. No, not my room. It was our room. I loved the sound of that. She looked so peaceful in her sleep as if she had no cares in the world. I got into bed and watched her sleep. Unlike the rumors, Vampires needed sleep, but not as much as humans did. I thought about everything that happened to her and felt bad. I hated that she had gone through so much pain. I hated how her father treated her. Worst of all. I hated that I also hurt her. All I knew was that I was going to make sure she never got hurt by anyone again.

Damon says angrily. “What?” I say sounding both shocked and annoyed. “Yes, a year ago. She went shopping at night because she didn’t go during the day and the next thing we know we get a call that Duchess Rosa has been killed by rogue vampires.” Leslie explains and she shakes her head. What the hell? This rogue vampire business is getting out of hand. It wasn’t as worse as this before, at least I don’t think. I don’t really know I never really kept up with vampire business when I was in Monteluna. I never really had friends who were vampires so I really didn’t care.

The voice died down immediately. "Uhmmm, was that actually a real vampire??" I scoffed as I dropped the phone back. That was likely a bot system that just spoke to me. I stood up from my sofa chair as I walked into the bathroom to go shower and prepare for my beautiful and most charming princess, Rosario. By tomorrow, vampires from the clan would be here, including Vlad. I couldn't let Vlad see Rosario at any cost unless that could cost a whole lot of trouble for me.

I felt a stirring bitterness in my heart, I couldn't help but compare my life with this cousin of hers. Unlike Alaric, the man had fought. Meanwhile, I had to contend with Alaric’s hazy thoughts of a childhood sweetheart that wasn't even Rosalie in the first place. “So what?” I inquired. “So, the Former Luna changed tactics. She chose to end it all. She would rather have her cousin’s life ruined before she ever gave up. So Rosalie Blackwood did the one thing she knew how to do. Kill.” Asura paused again, as if waiting for a dramatic applause.