THE VAMPIRE BROTHERS

For five hundred years we have walked the earth watching humans breathe and die. We've lived, ceased to exist, came back to live, ran, and hid, but today we return to our former town, Arcadia Falls. We presume that these humans must have forgotten what we are, vampires. We hope that they have moved on realizing that vampires do not exist in this world and are just a myth. We are back. The O'Connor brothers have returned. *Lynette was scurrying home, she held her handbag and the loose straps were hanging over her shoulder. She had heard lots of stories about humans that went missing and were found dead in the woods with strange bite marks some days later. The whole of Arcadia Falls knew about vampires, but they were lied to, the majority believes that it was an animal attack and they go about living their normal lives. She looked above her head, her gaze caught the twinkling stars that hung across the skies and the crescent moon that illuminated the dark clouds. She managed to run pas

“Let me get this straight, Marissa. You have been a huntress since you arrived at Arcadia Falls and you have decided to kill my family.” Aiden gauged. “I will give that a hard pass.” Elijah sniggered as they surrounded her. She threw glances at them, tightening her grip on the two daggers she held. She was waiting for one of them to make a move. Colby sped toward her, seizing her throat and nudging her to the wall, she groaned and the daggers she held dropped. “Forget you ever met us. Leave Arcadia Falls and never return.” Colby compelled her. She snickered before slipping away from him. “Do you think that compulsion can work on me? I pray Amaya finds out what you are soon enough.” Marissa hinted. “Don't you dare try to ruin my dear brother's happiness?” Aiden declared. “Vampires. The only thing you creatures think of is to feed on us. I will forever hate you and I will never stop killing your kind.” Marissa threatened. “I will end you before you get the chance.” Elijah giggled b

Amaya eyed Darius from the counter, he was getting along so well with those strangers, Colby was eavesdropping though he wasn't interested in their conversation. He didn't want him to tell any of those vampires about the mansion or how strong they were.“Hey boy.” Amaya snapped her fingers and Colby regained himself. “I'm so sorry.” He apologized knowing that he might have offended her. “Sure. I need to take an order.” Amaya informed him. Colby searched for the blonde lady, but he couldn't find her anymore. It was her lucky day because he would have compelled her not to set foot in the grill until she died. He sipped from the empty soda can, attracting unwanted attention. His mind slowly drifted to his past life, the early two thousand, the moments he had with his brothers. How they killed people when they first turned. How they lost the people they cared about. It has been a ride for them. He hoped that things would be different for him with Amaya Grayson even though he had never fa

Aiden's hands were placed on the dining table. Elijah returned home with Colby the previous night, they were about to decide whether to trust the warlock who was willing to aid them. It was a radiant day, the sun was glinting across the skies, burnishing tree tops, striking the earth's surface, and setting off an admirable glow. Aiden and Elijah were sitting opposite each other. The windows were open, and the velvet curtains were tied to an end. The centerpiece bowl was sitting in the middle of the dining table, it was filled with various fruits; red and green apples, bananas, and strawberries. “This note was written by our mother, Gwendolyn, in 1976 and our names were included, she must have hidden it here because she knew that one day we would search for her.” Elijah explained hoping that they would find their mother sooner.“She left clues.” Aiden guessed keeping his attention on the topic at hand. “Yes. I and Darius would be looking for a man named Zachary Taylor while you and Bec

Marissa was sitting on the desk, her left leg was lying on it while her right was on the floor. Aiden kept his distance, but they kept gawking at each other, he didn't want to interfere in hunter business and he had agreed that whatever they did, they would do it together and none of them would keep secrets. “I was able to enter his unconscious and memory lane, but I couldn't proceed after 1756. I think that someone blocked your memories with magic.” Hadrian looked at Aiden before getting his gaze back to the book he was holding. “Were you able to get some information?” Marissa questioned wishing that Hadrian had figured out a way to kill them. “Death and disaster.” Hadrian glanced at Aiden again. “I'm not surprised. We have been through a lot as a family.” Aiden shook his head. Marissa scoffed. A vampire was no good and hearing that they had been in pain made her feel delighted. “Why won't you kill Darius?” Hadrian said disgusted with even mentioning his name. “Do you thin