4. Strange Woman

Andrei scanned the room. What was the food he ate earlier? Or the kind of wine he drank? Or is there something else that he missed? However, according to his memory, what he ate, drank, and did today was no different from any other day. Except...

Andrei's gaze was focused on Sabrina who was still staring at him since she was afraid of him.

"Who are you again?" The man asked again, this time in a much softer tone.

"Sabrina," Sabrina answered quietly. She didn't want to imagine what he would do to her if she didn't answer his question for several time.

"Why are you entered this room?" asked Andrei again.

“I want to hide,” Sabrina replied in trembling voice.

"who do you want to hide from?" asked Andrei again who became even more curious about Sabrina's answer.

“From… monsters,” Sabrina replied after thinking for a moment.

Andrei raised his eyebrow. He couldn't understand what she meant. After all, Lucas, his assistant who was supposed to be guarding the door, shouldn't have let just anyone into the room he occupied.

"Lucas!" call Andrei. However, before Lucas could enter the room, Andrei took the time to toss his robe which hanged on the side of the bed at Sabrina so she could cover her naked body.

A well-built man entered the room politely. His appearance was very neat even though he was only wearing a black shirt and trousers. The two buttons of his shirt were open, revealing his dark chest hair.

"Why did you let a stranger into my room?" Andrei asked Lucas.

Lucas glanced at Sabrina and scanned the room which revealed traces of the heated moment between his Boss and the woman. Lucas' brow furrowed. As he recalled, the boss had an appointment with the escort lady that he had ordered.

Judging from the room situation, it seemed that the boss has already done his business with the woman, then why is the woman considered a stranger and her performance as an assistant questioned? Lucas didn't understand at all.

Andrei seemed to notice Lucas' confusion so he changed his question.

"Where were you when this woman came?" Andrei asked Lucas.

"Sorry, Sir. I had to leave the post earlier because I smelled bats roaming the floor," Lucas replied.

"What are they doing in this building?" asked Andrei confused.

"I don't know, but I can smell the strong scent of blood from the sixth floor. It looks like they're having a banquet there," Lucas answered again.

"In the same building as the one I booked for my birthday? They really don't even acknowledge our existence," Andrei muttered in a half growl.

"Don't worry, Master. I've taken care of those two bats that were running around," Lucas said, elegantly raising his hand which he had been hiding behind his body.

Two decapitated heads with pale and gaunt faces seemed to hang from Lucas' hands, which seemed to show off his prey to their leader.

"Aaah... those monsters!!!" Sabrina screamed hysterically when she saw those two familiar faces of the vampires who were hunting her earlier.

Sabrina buried her face back into the pillow in her lap. Her tears seeped on the pillowcase which was also pure white.

Andrei circled the bed and sat on the edge closest to Sabrina. His strong hand stroked the woman's hair gently.

"Your name is Sabrina, right? Were you trying to tell me you were going to hide from the vampires?" asked Andrei in the gentlest voice possible.

Sabrina nodded quickly without lifting her head from the pillow in her lap. Andrei then pulled Sabrina's shoulder so he could talk to her face-to-face.

"Who are you really? What's your relationship with those vampires?" asked Andrei again in a demanding tone.

Sabrina trembled in fear as Andrei's eyes pierced as if to extract information from her. Her eyes filled with tears again.

"Don't cry, please talk! I will save you from those vampires if you tell me the truth." Andrei said firmly. Lucas raised his eyebrows at the leader's words.

Sounded like his boss just gave empty hope to the woman while in the last few decades, their pack had to swallow their pride because they were unable to defeat the vampires who ruled the country.

"I was being chased by those monsters." Sabrina started talking. Her sobs began to subside as she speaks.

"Today we were supposed to celebrate the welcoming party of new employees at our company, but in the banquet room earlier, I witnessed for myself that the company leaders who attended the party suddenly turned into fanged monsters that tore apart the bodies of my co-workers and drank their blood," She continued. There was a look of fear on her face.

"I managed to escape, saving myself and ran into the CEO of our company. I warned him to run, but it turns out he's also a vampire," Sabrina cried again.

"It was terrible. He almost caught me, but I went down here using the elevator. But I took the wrong elevator and got stuck on this floor. While looking for another elevator, I saw two of my boss's men who seemed to be after me." Sabrina continued to talk.

"I ran and accidentally found the door to this room unlocked and was desperate to enter. Then ...." Sabrina burst into tears again, ignoring the two strangers who were listening to her story carefully.

Sabrina did not need to continue the story because Andrei already knew the continuation of that. Lucas looked at his Boss meaningfully.

"We'd better give this woman back to them, Sir," Lucas said, expressing his opinion.

"No, we can't hand Sabrina over to the vampires." Andrei firmly refused. Lucas' brows furrowed again. Has the leader gone mad? There was no point in dealing with those vampires.

"But, Sir...." Lucas' rebuttal stopped when he noticed the change in Sabrina's appearance.

In fact, since reaching the climax with Andrei, Sabrina has felt something strange about her. Her body felt hot as if there were a lump of fireball that was getting bigger and bigger inside her body.

Sabrina tried to shake off the strange feeling thinking it was a side effect because she had just lost her chastity. However, when Lucas said that they should gave her to those blood-sucking monsters, Sabrina was filled with immeasurable anger and fear. Her emotions finally manifested in the form of changes in her appearance.