Vincent Griffith The Originals Novels & Stories

“Mr. Vanderbilt, although the cast is off, you still can’t walk just yet. You should stay in the wheelchair until your legs fully recover. By the way, have you been taking the medicine I prescribed?” Sebastian snorted coldly, waving his hand dismissively. Xavi instantly pinned Griffin to the ground, and Griffin screamed in pain. “Tell me! What’s going on with the medicine? Why did you tamper with it?” Griffin’s heart skipped a beat. “Mr. Vanderbilt, I... I didn’t do anything!” “Don’t lie!” Xavi beat him again. “Take him away and interrogate him properly. If he doesn’t confess, let him die!”

I responded, raising from where I sat. Griffin cut me off guard when he brought out his Alpha rod as he raised it up. “I, Griffin Jackson. The alpha of red moon pack pronounced you as my successor of La Vince Entertainment.” He pronounced with all authority given unto him.

Gwen sat in the den a month later as she smiled at what her life had turned to. When Vince told her that he was a primordial, she had not believed him and he just gave her a patronizing smile and asked her if she knew the face of the the primordials who rules the vampires directly. She snapped at him that she was young not dumb and he did a video call with them and although they were busy, they answered the call and started to talk about issues concerning vampire but she was numb. Her mate was vampire royalty and not the primordials easily seen, no. One of the rare ones that kept to himself and whose existence was shrouded in mystery because historians have not really had the chance to view

I whispered, forcing my shaking voice to steady, "every other time, I stayed quiet when you chose her. But today happens once in a lifetime. Back in college, when you confessed to me, you said you'd treat me well forever. Just for today, please stay. Will you?" He hesitated, his tone softening a little. "Babe, I'll never forget what the Ashford family did for me all these years, or the vows I made to you. But Grace and I grew up together. She's done so much for me. Without her, I wouldn't be who I am today. She's in danger. I can't just ignore that." My stomach twisted in knots. Grace and Vincent had clawed their way out of a poor countryside town together to study in the city.