All Chapters of BLOOD CITY: Vivienda de Vampiros: Chapter 11 - Chapter 18

Sweet melodies could be heard as the birds intoned early morning acclaims in thanksgiving. Indistinct engine revs and tire squishes could be heard from a distance as few to diminutive cars sped by on the highway. From the horizon, a mix of red, orange, and yellow beams of light could be seen as the sun ushered in the new day. The small still scattered cream-white clouds decorated the dark blue sky as the wind mooched around. It was around 6 o’clock in the morning. Thomas woke up and walked across to the well-crafted windows made specifically for a vampire’s warren. They kept the hot dangerous U.V. rays out of the domicile keeping the vampires safe. He drew apart the long fancy silk curtains to let in some light. He then picked a robe to cover his body as he turned around only to meet an empty bed. Not certain of Catherine’s ware bouts, he descended the flight of the well-vanished granite stairs from the bedroom floor to the living room floor. He could not think of a

Detective Claire intensified her search for the eccentric appearing at her crime scenes. This stranger happened to be Daniel. He was her number one suspect in the murders of her father and Elizabeth. Besides circulating his delineation around every precinct in the city, she made sure that her team was up to the task as well. After reporting for work, Michael gathered the team for a briefing and quick overview of the search headway. As usual, the captain commenced the briefing, “how far are we on finding our suspect? Any leads?” he asked. Claire, the lead detective gave a report, “we have managed to inform and circulate his picture to every precinct in the city and we expect their full support,” she summarized. “Do they know what they are dealing with exactly?” Michael, the captain continued. “All they know right now is that, the suspect is highly evasive, skilled and extremely dangerous,” Johnson explained. “I thought the hunter said to keep i

The weather was calm. The sun was shining bright. At its background was a light blue sky with almost no clouds. It was a beautiful day until it was no more. Over the police radios, Claire and her team heard a distress call from the officers on patrol. In a nervous voice, “this is 4th squad. Shots fired, I repeat…shots fired. We need backup on 16th street,” an officer called out.Claire and her team diverted immediately to offer backup. “This is detective Claire. Backup is on the way. We are in response, I repeat…we are in response,” Claire answered over the radio. A short while later as they drove, they heard another call, “4th squad…officer down, I repeat…officer down. We need an ambulance; I repeat…we need an ambulance. Suspect is heading north; officers in pursuit,” the officer informed.Shortly, they arrived at the scene. Fire had seized but the scene was chaotic. Some cars had crushed into each

It was a chilly Tuesday morning. The weather was still cold outside. The grass on lawns was covered in a wet layer of whitish dew. The sun was slowly emerging from the horizon shining its magnificent bright rays across the earth. Slowly, the dew melted away upon touch by the rich warm rays lawn by lawn as the sun got higher up the sky. The city was crawling back to livelihood ushering in the new day.Claire and her tenants, Adams and Jane were also in the lively mood. They all were in the morning rush to get ready to head out to their respective destinations. As soon as they were all fully prepared, it was time for breakfast. Being an early riser, Claire had made sure that everything was ready before they came to the dining table. She served them breakfast and they delved in. As they took a toll on the delicious meal, table manners flew off the windows as they began to conversate.“How is everything going on at school?” Claire started with Jane.&ldq