What Happened To My Babysitter's A Vampire Novels & Stories

Some people even that believed things like that didn’t exist but if a vampire could become a human, if a vampire could return the immortal life it had in exchange for death, if a woman could become a vampire on her wedding day, then of course, anything was possible. She looked down and baby Jennifer smiled at her, she knew her baby was happy. Ever since baby Jennifer was born, she had been showered with nothing but love from mummy and daddy, her godmother dana, and her big uncle and aunty, Edmund and Hillary, and all that love came from a cold vampire castle. Baby Jennifer was now asleep after a few minutes of rocking, she sat there waiting for her husband, he went out to hunt, and would soo

Dante put up his hands to show he had nothing. "No, I'm not. I'd be an idiot for showing up to the crime scene if I had done this." He said before walking over to the couch and knelt beside it. "Who are you then and what are you doing here?" She asked him, her hands shaking as she attempted to dial. "I'm a Vampire. I came here to make sure it wasn't my kind that did this." He lied somewhat. It's true that he should look into this in case another Vampire had caused this mess, but he doubted it.

He was kind enough to provide the name of the human girl's next of kin. Once I reached sixteen, I went in search of answers. That is when I met Sylvie. Just outside the Luminous Pack borders. She explained everything I needed to hear. That is how I became aware of the fact that I killed my own mother and how I became a vampire. She did not hide the fact that she considered me a freak of nature. Unfortunately, she said that I would never have a mate in this lifetime. The only good news is that she told me to search for someone who could possibly reverse my plight.

Raymond said. Vivian had been mind-fucked by a vampire. She’d invited the vampire into their home, where he’d almost killed her and Lilly. Scott tightened his hands into fists as the past threat on his mate fully struck his mind. Raymond had gotten lucky and taken the bastard down who’d drained Vivian to the point of death and almost killed his daughter.

“It is hardest on them, that’s for sure. For all obvious reasons. We have them rely on blood bags most of the time. Usually, they only feed on humans when there’s a veteran vampire with them serving as some sort of guide to make sure they don’t drain those humans dry.” “Being a baby vampire has to be tough.” I remarked, now staring at the ceiling as well. Philippa let out a humorless chuckle. “You have no idea.” “You had a hard time?” Philippa remained silent for a while before responding. “I’m not sure if those are the right words to describe the frenzied debacle and chaos that ensured after Damien turned Caleb and me.” “It was that bad huh?”

The terror of being accused of something I didn’t do became overwhelming. “No!” she replied vehemently. “She kidnapped my daughter. Greta had disappeared, and my assistant and I were searching for her. Everything happened so quickly.” Kidnap a child? The accusation hit me like a dagger. How could she think that? “That’s absurd,” my voice trembled with fear. “I have no reason to do something like that. I would never harm a human being, not even an animal.” “Are you comparing my daughter to an animal?!” the woman screamed, her words laced with hysteria.

Faintly, I heard my mother’s muffled crying, and my father’s low, hoarse voice. “Elena…” “Don’t be afraid.” Only later did I learn the truth. I had been saved. But the baby was gone. Falling from that height, the child who never got the chance to be born had stopped breathing on impact. And I had multiple fractures throughout my body. Ruptured organs. My breathing had even stopped at one point. The doctors said. That my surviving at all was a miracle in itself. The Valerie family announced my death to the world. That human noble lady who’d once turned on her family for a man, then been disowned, had finally died in the vampires’ world.

Lila worriedly wrung her hands as she paced the room. Her baby had been taken from her, Cora had disappeared along with the ancient witch she’d been tending to, and Bess was dead. Without the baby to hide behind or either woman to watch over her, she was completely at the mercy of the vampires.

On the third try, Dimitri caught up to me and punched the door so hard that it gave. We rushed in, and I witnessed a horrid sight. The werewolf babysitter that Neal had hired lay on the floor dead. It could only be Eva's doing. Sophia was in a corner with blood trickling down her nose, and Collins was trying to avoid her while she reached for him. "This ends now—" Dimitri attempted to say, but I didn't hear him finish. White noise deafened my senses. Eva was in the middle of it all, and for the time that followed, all I could see was red.

But there. Then scent. Her. Our mate. I stiffened, senses stretching, heart pounding. She entered the office with a younger girl and a very good-looking vampire at her back. The vampire was powerful, unreadable, but his words were clear. “The children they’ve been touched. The vamp is draining their life force.” The room gasped. The younger girl stepped forward, claiming she was a healer and offering to help. Bob was scared for her; I could see it in his eyes.