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Chapter 54
Willow saw the scratch on her wrist that had droplets of blood trickling out of it. She closed her eyes before wincing in pain.
Although if there were any poetic justice, it would look exactly like the vampire howling in torment on the ground. The hooded man took a knife out of his coat and plunged it deep into the creature's heart. Willow heard the painful sounds of death and backed away.
The man slowly removed the knife from the vampire's heart and looked at her.
"Don't be afraid."
She pressed the cut with her hand to stop it from bleeding before slowly inching away from him.
"I am not going to hurt you," he said softly.
She looked at him skeptically.
"Who are you?"
The man took off his black hood and stepped into the yellow light. He appeared to be in his late 40s, buff and fit, with salt and pepper hair.
He extended his hand to help her up.
"I am Rick."
Willow let go of the wound and used both of her ar
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