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Unknowingly Lost

Lucas is a CEO vampire who works at a vampire-based corporation where only a handful of humans are aware of their existence. Sara's delectable scent, amongst the human employees, attracted his attention. As a member of vampire aristocrats, Lucas held a Blood Red Party and invited Sara to be the Guest of Honour, omitting the fact that she will be the main course for him. Lucas became obsessed with the taste of her blood and wanted to keep her near for a fresh supply of blood. His attempt to seduce her failed miserably. As he tries to continuously deceive her, Sara finally fell in love without knowing he's the predator and Lucas unknowingly fell into his own trap. From prey to love, he was not sure when it all started. Both never experience love. Both never understood love. Join these two as they slowly explore their feelings and embrace what comes their way. Take a back seat and read how they come to accept each other in their life. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DISCLAIMER : The cover does not belong to me. The rights go to the original artist. Please contact me if you wish for it to be taken down. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Nekonigiri001 · Fantaisie
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The gothic man had been locking himself up at the thatched cottage. Up to the point before the revenge started, Harith would not deny being hesitant with the plans. Even when he openly leaked out his identity and that bloody Purist to Sara, he was already wavering. 

It made it even harder for him when Sara denied it wholeheartedly, making a thousand excuses for her husband. If he could, he would have stopped there. But it would be a waste to let go of such a perfect opportunity. 

However, when Lucas called him that night and was looking for Sara, putting aside worried into one corner, he was feeling a plethora of happiness. Too excessive that it felt forced. He knew that there was no turning back. It was him trying to make a rational judgement on his self-centred action.