the oregon trail
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"It's already 12:30 a.m., thirty minutes past midnight and I still can't locate the fucking grave.
Just how deep did these assholes bury her? Were they trying to hide a body or dig to the Earth's core?
I know, I know. You're probably wondering what the hell a woman in her late twenties is doing in a cemetery, covered in dirt, and digging up graves like it's a normal Friday night.
And no, I'm not a gravedigger............"
I had three fucking rules. Just three. And sure, no problem with the undead—until me and my brilliant fucking stupidity decided to break every single one.
**Rule one**: Don’t remove the necklace.
**Rule two**: Don’t talk to him.
**Rule three**: For the love of all things holy—don’t open the fucking cage.
Simple, right? Apparently not. I shattered them. One by one. Like an idiot playing with a loaded gun.
And now?
The most dangerous vampire in existence is free.
Two others are hot on my tail.
And I have no idea what the fuck I’ve gotten myself into.
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