a’s P

eling of the sun scorching my skin

ating pain, but the next time I’d opened my eyes, I’d been in a healing centre under constant surveillance. Turns out, I’d been out for two days, whi

never forget. But this? What Damien did to me was nothing more than ‘just a warni

ien Vandolff. And those who do, th

rve this. Well…I had the audacity to go against the vamp

pporting me against the Aristocrat, so I had to do an emergency press conference. And although my body had trembled, my mind not yet out of the tr

rsonally given me a warning call, and then things had been quiet for three months until I had been kidnapped and drugged on my way home from court before ultimately ending up in that abandoned farm house. I should’ve stopped when I’d received the call, but I hadn’t. I had filed an official c

e to remove the remnant of the nightmare that wasn’t a nightmare. It helped but not as much as I expected it would. I pull

ish

hurt?” I pulled open the door to wide innocent blue eyes and a physique that looked like it might

His pajamas hung loose on his shoulders and I’ve had to stitch those pants to half their

im my blood to heal most of the severe injuries, but he’d refused to eat or drink for days until he had to be hospitalized from malnourishment. I’d stood by him then, taking care of him until he’d trusted me enough to come stay with me.

aving grown enough that they flew around his face. “B

unable to hide the moisture gathering in my

down and stroked his hair until he was able to fall back asleep. I then c

venteen year old human girl whose family has

d foot shorter than me, with light brown hair and hazel eyes that looked greener than brown. She also had a

ad put in it. It was a myth that vampires needed to constantly gouge on blood. A drop

the kitchen as I made my

ked over to the window and looked outside, the sunlight now a warm sensation on my skin, my daylight bracelet safely strapped to my wrist. I

I’d woken up in that hospital. I don’t know what games Damie

The shrill ring of my phone broke me out of my thoughts and I hurried over to receive the call befor

ke a whip against delicate skin, I was surprised to hear a d

was another new client, but I

finally speak to you.” The warmth

pect this as a threat hidden behind honeyed wor

eard about me, I

idened in recognition. “Lucas Don

the war that had come to decide the fate of the world. A war that was now known as the Wipeout. But that war had occurred two centuries ago, giving the wolves enough time to regrou

uffer the same fate. Damien had sent out a search party to bring out the wolves, but each member of that party had met with a similar fate. Damien had immediately dropped the search and after much debate against the nobles, had declared the woods a no-go zone and had set u

though I no longer felt the

me Alpha, right after the punishment I’d received f

was a dark undertone to his words, especially when he said extinction of all vampires. “I want

ly and my heart racing a thousand beats per minute. Contrary to what people be

man child under your care… if