All Chapters of Julietʼs Fangs: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Blood, vampires, pepper gas.   Those words keep repeating in my head in an inconclusive order. I did not even understand where those words came from, nor what was its function, but it was the first thing I perceived when starting a new day.   My head hurt and I barely opened my eyes. I was confused. Did I have a nightmare?   I looked up in bed, without intentions to get up. I was so tired, all my muscles hurt for some reason, just like my chin. It felt as if you arrived from a long exercise session, even though I did not have the time for it, or the desire.   “Juliet, I will be late,” my younger brother said.   I growled in frustration. I hated that moment in which I had to abandon the love of my life, called a bed, to face the harsh reality.   I looked at my brother’s to analyze how late he was. If he was relaxed, then he had a couple of minutes. He was just

“Juliet.” I listened on the way home.       My steps were hesitant. I clung to my coat hard while fighting with nails and teeth so as not to collapse. The night was even darker than the previous one, so terrifying and so suitable for predators.       Like the one who followed me without any dissimulation.       The day of work at the bar became a torture since I came acrossed this man. Should I call him a man? Or maybe a vampire fits better with his description.       I had gone crazy. Yes, that made more sense. I was probably working tirelessly. Because vampires did not exist. Right?       I felt my heart hit my chest tightly. I did not feel good and even if I did not like to admit it, I was about to faint. I had to get home. And I need to get rid of

“What do you say?” I turned to him in the middle of the street.       Some people looked at me curiously, without getting to stop. An indiscreet child even pointed to me, causing his mother to be ashamed. Of course, it was not usual to see a girl screaming at a vampire in the middle of the street without any fear. I was facing him without hesitation, even when I had to raise his head to be able to look him in the eyes.       My anger could be noticed from kilometers away. Even Donovan, who used to be so cheeky, was a little surprised at my outburst, although he only lasted a couple of seconds. He did not care about the people around him, he was focused on me and in my frown that seemed to say more than a thousand words.       “The bites are pleasant, both for you and me.” He shrugged his shoulders. “In addition, you should feel flattered, littl

Unbelief invaded me completely. I was sure I saw him with amazement and doubt. With interest and fear. Donovan did not even seem aware of what he had said, as if it were the most natural act in the world.   How could I be important for him? I was just one a human, one with a life already quite complicated. But he said he cared … from some strange way, I could not prevent my heart from accelerating. His statement stuck in my mind. I knew that it would take turns and turns, looking for answers.   The voices of the people around me took me out of the trance in which I had submerged myself. I started moving automatically, cleaning the bar with simple and fast movements.   Was I important for him? That question did not stop repeating inside my head. Me? Among all people?   “Why?” I whispered, overwhelmed.   “I already explained it,” he commented casually. “You have the most delicious

Terrified? To the depths of my soul. My heart began to beat desperately. As if it wanted to flee from my chest and escape to safety. I felt cold, even when I knew it was just my body’s reaction to fear.   I raised my hands. I couldn’t let this guy try to shoot inside the house, not when I knew my brothers hadn’t escaped. My mind was racing at a thousand an hour, but I felt frozen in the same place.   Could I escape This? I had never seen danger in the eye. That man looked at me with such lust that it made me nauseous. The gun was pointed directly at my head. What could I do? At the slightest movement he would squeeze the trigger. I knew it with the same certainty with which I knew I must do something. My brothers were in danger and I couldn’t see a way out of this unscathed.   Justin was hurt. With each passing second, it could get worse. I had to take him to a hospital and seek for help.   “I’m sorr