Epilogue

Megan was waiting for me at the airport when the private plane landed.  She’d brought Evan’s van to transport him in.  I found that to be a touching thought.  He’d like that rather than to be loaded into a hearse.

Since he wasn’t human, we couldn’t offer him the traditional burial service, but I didn’t think he’d want that anyway.  We took his body to Megan’s land and buried him beneath the ancient oak tree that he was prone to sit under when we were staying with her and he wanted to think.  He said it gave him a peaceful feeling.  As for attendees.  It was me, Megan, and my aunt Lily. 

I’d asked his proprietor friend to take care of notifying whatever vampire committee needed to be notified of his death and he’d agreed. I had to trust that was enough. I didn’t know how to contact his army people and, quite frankly, after what Roman had done, I had no desire to rea