Semua Bab So You Think Your Sister's a Vampire?: Bab 461 - Bab 470

“I don’t know why Dr. Stewart wouldn’t want to go into the portal.” So even Christian can be sarcastic. “I’m sure he’ll figure out a way to free himself before the demons come for his soul.” He laughed like a villain in a really bad B movie.Stewart was restrained with the special kind of handcuffs Vampires can’t break. He also wore shackles and a whole mess of duct tape. He was trying to break free but was getting nowhere. “Why don’t you just let me float him in?” I looked at Christian when I said it, like maybe I meant him. Maybe I did.“I would,” my sister said, “but I’m probably going to need a shield from you. Holland’s going to give this everything she’s got. And I don’t want any shifting or super strong Vampires if we can help it.”“Heather can do it.”Cadence looked past me to our new friend, who was between Brandon a

As red as her hair and gown had been before, her scales gleamed in the fire shooting out of her nostrils. She had wings and a pointy tail and everything. Though she wasn’t stories tall like Maleficent, she was at least three times as tall as Elliott.All three of them pulled up, regrouping. But my sister only hesitated for a second before she took off again, running right for the monster. Holland was still trying to get her bearings in her new body, so Cadence dodged around behind her, and Elliott and Margie opened fire on the dragon, which didn’t do much good, except to make her mad.The dragon’s fireballs were bigger than the Vampire’s had been. She started a few grass fires when she missed Elliott and Margie. Others stepped in and opened fire when they moved aside, so she was under a constant barrage of fire as my sister ran right between her legs and the next thing I knew, she was sitting on Holland’s back, her knife drawn.Holl

Cadence and I both took in the ocean for a few more minutes. It seemed to be growing angrier. The wind had picked up, a likely explanation, but to me, it seemed to shift with the arrival of the Vampires, as if to say nothing that evil was welcome there.Since we were asking personal questions, I tried one of my own. “What about Cale?” He was currently standing with Hannah about a hundred yards on the other side of Cadence. “Why is he really here?” He glanced over at my sister, like I’d seen him do a half a million times since he picked us up at the airport.Swallowing a lump in her throat, Cadence admitted, “I’m pretty sure he still has feelings for me.”“Oh.” I already knew that, but it was good to see she knew it, too. “Did he say something?”“Yeah.” I stared at her a moment longer. “Something.”She wasn’t going to tell me anything else. “W

A split second later, when I thought the portal was already closed, there was another whoosh, and then Aaron was falling. He collided with Cadence, who was still up on Jamie’s and Elliott’s hands, and they both went tumbling over the side of the cliff.It took me a few seconds to realize what had happened, and I wasn’t able to keep them from falling. All of us ran to the edge to see them resurface. I was having trouble getting a grip on both of them at the same time because the water was tossing them around like corks. It pounded them into the rocks a couple of times before I managed to start pulling them out of the water.Aaron was in horrible shape, so Jamie sent a beam of light his direction before I even got them all the way up the cliffside. Of course, they were kissing, which made me gag a little. And they didn’t seem interested in coming up for air. Everyone else was cheering, but this is my sister we’re talking about ,after all. I

My mom cried through the whole wedding ceremony. I stood next to my sister and Aurora and did all of the maid of honor things a girl is supposed to do. When my sister’s friend from high school, Taylor, messed up the words to the song she was singing, I tried not to laugh. No one else seemed to notice, probably because nobody knows the song “Broken Arrow” by Rod Stewart except my sister, me, and Rachel Hunter, Rod’s wife.The preacher pronounced Cadence and Aaron man and wife, and everyone cheered. I averted my eyes from the kissing again. When the pianist played the wedding processional, Elliott and I looped arms and followed the happy couple down the aisle. I have never seen my sister look so radiant in all of her days, and that’s saying something. Aaron looked like he just walked out of a GQ photo shoot, and Elliott had scrubbed the orange from under his fingernails.We formed a line. People came by to congratulate all of us, not that I