King Thorvald sped over and sank his teeth into the pry. ‘She is the split image of her mother,’ he thought.On his way back to his throne king Thorvald signals a few of his vampires to come over, “The girl looks just like her mother, princess Claire. Take a drink from the priest so that you can see where the convent is. Start searching there for her,” King Thorvald said, wondering why his daughter, whom he compelled not to come near blood, not even cooked meat did such a thing. Earlier that day at the convent where king Thorvald left his daughter just over seventeen years ago. Gina was busy in the kitchen, cutting vegetables as she was on kitchen duty with another girl that stayed at the convent with her. ‘I am so tired of vegetables and bread. I can not wait for my birthday tomorrow. Tomorrow I am free to go. I am not sure where I am going but I know I have a father out there; after all, I was told that he left me here after my mother died when I was a few months old,’ Gina talked

For the past month, he has been trying to lift the enchantress spell from prince Mano’s mind but with no success. Shaman Khelben might have been around for a few hundred years and knew all about the royals and the council, but he does not know what they look like, therefore he does not know who prince Mano was. Shaman Khelben and his family are also not involved with the supernatural world and that was why they are such an easy target because they don’t have the protection of the higher council. Because no one from their pack attends council meetings they don’t know yet that there are such vampires as prehistoric. Since no prehistoric vampires have actually escaped from the ice beside king Thorvald about a thousand years ago, his pack had no way of knowing that hybrids are not the only ones that can exist in daylight.“Maybe she is a hybrid. Yesterday I practiced some of the spells and a few of the nuns mocked me so when they came closer, I pretended to put a spell on them to scare the

Gina clapped her hands over her mouth at the beauty of it, “It must have cost a fortune!”“Mrs. Green thought you deserve a better ring. It is a family heirloom,” Prince Mano explained.Gina held her hand out so that he could put the ring on, “Yes, yes, a million yesses!” she said happily.Prince Mano was about to take the cheap band off her finger when she stopped him, “No, just add the ring.”“Why,” Prince Mano asked, slipping the ring onto her finger.“Because it will always remind me of us,” Gina said, cooping his face in her hands, before kneeling to face him. Gina’s lips found his and they kissed for the first time. After an intimate kiss, Gina looked into his blue eyes, and he into hers. “I love you,” they said at the same time, followed by a giggle for saying it at the same time.Prince Mano knew exactly how to please her as he was well trained by the enchantress and he spent the night making gentle sweet love to Gina, spending more time on her body making sure she does not exp

“Where have you been these past two decades?” Prince Deacon asked.“As Gina said, enslaved. I don’t have much memory of my past before the Eechantress,” Prince Mano explained.“Judging from the way you two looked, stealing clothes and all dirty, you are running from this enchantress?” Prince Deacon asked.“That is correct,” Prince Mano said.“So, you don’t remember me at all?” Prince Deacon confirmed.“No, I don’t. Do we have more brothers? Do I have a wife and kids I don’t know about?” Prince Mano asked, worried.“You had wives and kids, unfortunately, all dead. Besides your stepdaughter, she ran away six years ago, never to be seen again,” Prince Deacon filled him in on his former wives and children.“What happened to them?” Prince Mano asked.“Well, our parents killed your last one, one of my ex-mates killed the one before that, so we believe, but she was not your wife; she was actually my wife but your fated mate and then you lost a wife and a few children in the Supernatural war,”

“Close by,” she warned.“I am Marco,” he introduced himself.“I know who you are,” Princess Anse said, recognizing him from church.“I thought you didn’t notice me,” Marco said his deep brown eyes lighting up.“You are hard not to notice,” Princess Anse said.“Thank you for the compliment,” Marco said, smiling.“I didn’t mean it as a compliment,” Princess Anse said walking off.“Anse, wait,” Marco walked after her, “What do you mean then?”“You are loud and always a jokester, taking nothing seriously,” Princess Anse said.“I take you seriously,” Marco said making her come to a standstill.“You don’t even know me,” Princess Anse said.“I know enough to know that you are unhappy,” Marco accused.“I am not unhappy,” Princess Anse said, turning to walk off again.“Well, you are doing a really bad job showing your happiness then,” Marco laughed.“What do you know about happiness?” Anse said, looking at him before walking faster.“I know it does not look like you,” Marco said, coming to a st