All Chapters of WITH ALL MY LIVES: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

"What am I doing here?" He mumbled, realizing what he had done unconsciously. It wasn’t the perfect place to find a human to be fed on. He had made enough mistakes in the past, and he wouldn’t do them again. Elijah had taught him to only feed from adults, most of whom could withstand blood loss and still get back home. Allen is sure that no vampire has clean hands. Many of them had killed humans out of instinct, especially during their awakening as vampires. He wasn’t different, only that it took him way longer to control his bloodlust. Because of it, he continued to kill almost every human he could get his hands on whenever he managed to escape from Elijah. It felt endless; his thirst only grew instead of being satiated. Allen couldn’t stop himself, no matter how much regulation he did. They reached the point that he asked Elijah to kill him, because he couldn’t take his guilt any longer. But Elijah didn’t give up on him. His eyes widened, catching a familiar scent of blood. He pan

"Are you going to work already, sister?" Gardenia asked while she watched Alice fix herself. It wasn’t her usual look, but Gardenia didn’t question it. She watched Alice tie her hair and place it in a bun. She also wore glasses as part of her disguise. The child also saw Karina putting on a wig and contact lenses earlier, which is like the disguises she sees in movies. "Yes. We have to go early today. Make sure to go to the cafeteria to eat, okay? We’ll probably go back late, so don’t wait for us and go to sleep. You won’t grow if you keep on staying up late." She looked at herself in the mirror for the last time before she turned to Gardenia, who was also looking at her. She stood from her seat and approached Gardenia, "Why are you looking like me like that? Are you sad because you couldn’t see your mother today? I’ll tell the staff to set up a video call for you and your mom if you want." Gardenia shook her head but didn’t explain the reason behind her frown. "Then what is it? Ar

This will be the biggest hunt they will ever face, and she wouldn’t deny that it is also scaring her. She turned to Karina, and she was probably thinking the same thing that was going on in her mind. They know. They definitely know. "It’s a murder of crows." She mumbled a code. The brooch they are wearing has a built in mic that connects to the hunters outside. It was the code they used to say that their mission had been discovered and that possible danger ensued. Karina bit her lower lip, not knowing how they would handle the situation. Alice remained cautious. The party is still going on, but she could feel stares around, all directed at them. Her eyes started roaming the place. She found Arianne at one side, dazed and not knowing what to do. They couldn’t put in an earpiece as it would be too obvious if all the hunters would wear one, but Alice knows that most of them had figured out what was happening after most of the vampires entered the hall. She calmly walked and went towar

"It’s already over. Why do you look like you’re still out of it?" Allen watches Louise walk out of his new room. The man was smiling but spacing out at the same time. He just stared at the vampire, not knowing if he would ever be used to having another person around. Louise is too odd for him! Louise continued smiling despite the hostile greeting, "Sorry. I've just never felt this light before. I feel a lot better, and I wasn't used to it after weeks of feeling miserable." Allen heaved a sigh, "That’s because the master doesn’t really put authority on us. You’ll know it once he does. It must be like the same feeling you had back when you weren’t his servant." He was simply guessing, since they became vampires in a slightly different way. Elijah only imposes authority over him whenever he loses control or in certain situations when he needs an intervention. Over time, it lessened as Allen learned to control himself. "But why are you smiling like a fool? It’s unnerving." He had to ask

Alice smiled as well, "You can’t change my mind. But if both of you are this energetic already, I think I should continue suggesting remedial training for the both of you." Art quickly groaned, not wanting to spend more time training again. They already have mandatory training, and it would be a huge pain if they had to do some more. "We already lack members in our team. If you leave too, then we’re down to six members. You don’t have to leave." Carl insisted. He wouldn’t be this insistent if he knew that Alice was doing this on her own accord. Alice might not admit it, but he is sure that she was already attached to their team. She also started to appreciate working with a team rather than always working on her own, like she used to always do. The habit is still present, but they see Alice trying her best to work it out. He simply doesn't believe that Alice would easily disregard that if she didn’t have a huge reason for it. Alice snorted at his argument, "Please, you perfectly kno