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My Darling of the Dark

Amelia Bennett’s life changed the night she caught her fiancé cheating on her in their own home. Betrayed and distraught, she was met with what should’ve been a fatal accident, only to survive and awaken in a house filled with dangerous creatures. Love had always been a bitter word for Aziel Sanford. However, that cold heart of his started beating again the night his roommates returned home with a beautiful human woman. But how could a vampire and a human coexist together in a world where they were fated to be predator and prey? Amelia believed the three men were her saviors, not knowing that they sought after her blood. On the other hand, as the days pressed on, the vampires grew to enjoy her presence, quickly forgetting the reason why they brought her back in the first place. What happens when two broken souls are brought together by the hands of destiny? And when evil seeks to land its hands on Amelia — a human that has more entanglements with the creatures of the night than she originally thought — will their love be enough to save her from it? — “A human?” Not only his face, but his voice too was dangerously appealing to her poor heart, running a shiver down her spine. His heavy, masculine voice rang in her ears like a melody and she was too stunned to speak. She could only gawk at him like a bewitched maiden. Witnessing her numb reaction and stunning eyes locked on him, he teased her, “May I know, why are you looking at me like that, darling?" An intimidating sensation elevated her heart rate hearing such a cheesy abbreviation from a handsome stranger. With the utmost difficulty, she pressed her lips before murmuring out, “A-Are y-you… Mr. A-Azure?” “Azure?” He repeated after her. “How could you barge into a stranger’s room without even learning their name properly? Such an innocent fawn…” He smirked with a sly grin.

ShadowPrincess96 · Fantasy
Not enough ratings
20 Chs

Keep A Watch

Looking dapper in their formal suits, both Silas and Cassius arrived downstairs in the dining hall. Though Silas retained his usual cold expression, a curve of an impish smile sliced Cassius’s face when he noticed Aziel was already downstairs, much earlier than them, sitting on the couch alone. Moreover, he also seemed a bit anxious and uneasy, fiddling with his fingers and tapping his shoe on the ground.

Without a word, Cassius quietly reached closer and poked the frown curved in between Aziel’s eyebrows with his finger. As Aziel flinched, he smirked at him.

“Why are you frowning so much this early in the morning? It’s unlikely to see you here downstairs for breakfast. You always wake up after we leave. That means, were you avoiding us intentionally all this time?”

“It’s nothing like that.” Sounding grumpy, Aziel shoved the finger away from his face and stood up from the couch. He was the tallest among the three, and all noticed his giant composure being a bit stiff today.