A Heart For The Heartless

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his elegant thumb, even the ones that were more skilled than average. He also owned the biggest and one of the on

ld dare cross him, whether you were a human, a vamp

g as she could remember, vampires roamed the world, and they

power. A good vampire didn't exist. Only the bad

made to keep the vampires and the other supernaturals in line. The hunters also had a creed of their own, and

This also applied to the other supernatural species, but the

e the vampires needed humans to survive, so this was a way to r

lso needed the vampires so t

of greed for power or hunger. The city of Azallea was the biggest one in the country of Dekraine, which meant

h, the world was roaming with different kinds of supernaturals. Wicked vampires existed, and

kept attacking the humans, and the humans launched a counterattack by training vam

he werewolves were the vampires' mortal enemies while the witches would defe

ghout, committed to protecting the city. The Councils gave this important task

Council was afraid of offending him while the Vampire Hunters Associ

ut the country. The humans were concerned that the vampires were becoming too powerful and were also angry that

time, many admired him for his ruthlessness and the way he handled things. The en

ss against them right now,' Ca

were stained with blood as she clutched her bleeding shoulder. She thou

forced to drink a vampire

as it may, he did save her life. She didn't want to

d to pay

owed her life to a vampire,

all, orange glow gave a bit of illumination to the surroundings, Cassy stood up. She r

rtains hanging at each side. There was a large dresser, a giant wardrobe, two bookshelves, a re

who held the safety of the entir

ed the room, wanting to get away

or though, she saw a wide l

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atly slicked back. A few strands fell across his forehead, giving him an a

pale skin. He wasn't white like chalk, however. Otherwise, it would look too disturbing. I

ant. After all, a vampire's eyes only turned red when

manent and was close to the color of dark wine. With normal vampires, on the

wary, as though he planned on

nd made her put up her guard. There was no relaxing around a vampire; they had great instincts and were too

bted he could

ence was so overwhelming that it seemed like he towered over her as he neared. The top of

sided smile as he reached out and pointed a slender finger a

th hitched i

ery well pierce it into her chest and p

as his human mate. She had felt it so strong

eared vampire throughout the city. There was no telling how

rk grew wider. "With that settled,

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