ld you I don’t care about them already betrothed to humans, priest. They have to start marrying female vampires only

ect to your orders but if there’s something that could be done to adjust it,” Sweat trickled down to hi

o the Priest, “And I’m only listening to you because you were a Priest to my father too.

love each other so much that I’m certain it’ll break their hearts if this happens, this is why I suggest…” Ammar cut him

his. He had never been fancied by love and had never gotten married before he died. He didn’t know why he thought he would have changed over the

nsatiable blood-thirst that could only be satiated if he were to suck the blood directly from their

enever Ammar was done sucking the life out of them. After he was done, he turned to the Priest with his eyes that illumi

fted uncomfortably in his seat, “I’m sorry for saying

nd also, have

er face, I have to do it myself. I haven’t found her yet, but will surely do very soon.” Ammar could only nod his head, feeling as anger started building in him.

to make up for all the blood you’ve not taken in those years. But there could be a way to tame the blood thirst to that of a normal vampire that could be able to manage himself.” Ammar was only staring at

only increase it but a human to tame it down.” Ammar scrunched up his face and stared at the Priest as though he had grown some unimaginable wings or horn or some

and the priest’s words felt like a slap to himself. Marry a human? He had never imagined that, but with the look of things, he wou

our ruling and that would make you seem as a weak vampire that couldn’t control himself. And you have to hide the fact that she’s a vampire an