Rudolph OF ALL THE things Rudolph had been sure of in his life, Lacey topped the list. She was the most beautiful thing in his life at the moment and he would do anything to keep her.  The first time he met her, he was taking a walk by the hillside near the unnamed land which served as the boundary between the Moonshine pack and the Vampire kingdom.  It was the same place from where they ran into the Vampire kingdom after being chased by zombies.  He had been to that boundary land with Diana often as that was where her family was buried. Lacey had been painting and he had not seen a sight more beautiful.  He stood by the edge of the land, gaping at her while she painted until she asked him if he was taking pictures of her with his mind. Embarrassed, he ran out of there without looking back.  The next day, he found her in the market, b

Diana   TILL THE NEXT morning, Diana did not see Aiden. When it was near time for her to leave, she decided to go to him. She stood in front of his office and knocked twice.    At the third knock, the door opened, revealing a stone-faced Aiden with red rims around his irises, making his grey eyes look more bestial.    She cleared her throat as she noticed the same human she saw the last time, sitting cross-legged on the floor beside Aiden's desk.   "Leave, human," Aiden ordered, walking back into the office.    The girl scrambled to her feet, bowed her head and scurried out of the room. However, Diana didn't miss the two punctured holes in her neck.    "Sit, Diana," he told her monotonously.    She eyed the red spots on his collar and gulped, feeling a little uncomfortable. "I just wanted to let you know that I am

Diana AT FIRST LIGHT, Diana woke up the cuddling couple beside her. Last night, she had not been able to sleep a wink.  It seemed like she was reverting to her old ways when she would go days without sleeping, keeping watch over her friends.  Rudolph immediately knew what had happened, the moment he opened his eyes and he gave her a disapproving look.  "You didn't sleep last night, did you?" He asked immediately.  "Yes, I did not," she responded, not bothering to deny it.  "I thought we were past this, Ana, why did you have to do this?" He scolded, pushing the blanket off him.  "You know why, Rudolph," she told him seriously.  "We are safe… you are safe too." He gestured to the surrounding. "There is nothing out here but us… and maybe some animals. You are being paranoi

Aiden  IT WAS NOT UNTIL evening the next day, that Aiden finally decided to come out of his room. He spent the entire day with the human who he still didn't know the name of.  By evening, he felt like his old self again, the way he used to feel before Diana came into his life. Although the human left his room with bruises, Aiden was left feeling rejuvenated.  Aiden tried to be as careful as he could but humans were the weaklings of all species. He did not mean that as an insult but it was the truth.  Besides, it was not like the girl did not sign up to be his human blood bag.  "Good evening, Your Highness," Richard greeted him as soon as he entered into his office.  "Richard, what is first on the agenda?" Aiden asked.  He sat behind his desk, opening the first file on his table. Richard always arranged t

"What do you plan on doing about your Wolf?" Another councilman asked her, choosing to ignore what had happened. Diana appreciated that he changed the topic.  Pulling Diana out of the floor, Councilwoman Dunn helped Diana and placed her on a chair while the others council members watched in shock.  If they were shocked that their king was able to strangle someone, then they had been living under a rock.  "That is why I need to find my mate," she simply responded.  "Then we will help you find your mate," a red-haired female councilwoman said, and Diana opened her mouth to thank her but the woman continued. "If you promise that when you get your Wolf back, you will take the throne away from King Lennon." Rudolph locked eyes with Diana. He knew how much she hated being pressured.  On seeing Diana's expre