All Chapters of A vampire for the werewolf: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

Math, the man employed by the council to spy on Arayah, had been following her since the break of dawn. He had watched as she went for her run, and as she returned home to take a bath. He had even followed her inside her home, hiding in the shadows as she read in her room. Math was a master of stealth, and he had followed her every move with ease. He had hoped to find something incriminating, some evidence that would prove the council's suspicions about her. But as the hours went by, he found nothing. He watched as Arayah grew tired and started to doze off, her book slipping from her hand. Math knew he had to leave before she woke up and caught him. As he slipped out of the shadows and into the night, he couldn't help but feel frustrated. He had been so close to finding something, but it seemed that Arayah was truly innocent.Math's eyes blazed with fury as he stormed out of the shadows, his breaths coming in ragged gasps. He had been following Arayah for hours, from the first light

ARAYAH'S POV.As I walked down the street, a strange feeling came over me. I felt as if I was being watched. I turned around to see if someone was following me, but there was no one there. I tried to shake off the feeling, but it persisted. Every time I turned a corner or crossed a street, the feeling grew stronger. I felt like there were eyes on me, watching my every move. It was a feeling I couldn't shake off no matter how much I tried. As I walked faster, my heart began to race, and my mind started to imagine all sorts of scenarios. Maybe it was the council's men trying to catch me. Maybe it was someone who had heard about my situation and wanted to exploit me. The more I thought about it, the more frightened I became.I tried to act calm and collected, but my hands trembled, and my steps faltered. I had to keep reminding myself that I was safe and that there was no one there. But the feeling persisted.As I reached my house, I finally felt a sense of relief. But as soon as I ste

115ARAYAH.I woke up this morning with an overwhelming feeling of anger that I couldn't explain. It was like a fire burning in the pit of my stomach, and it was all I could do to keep it from consuming me.I got out of bed and went through my usual routine, trying to shake off the feeling. I took a shower, got dressed, and went to the kitchen to make some breakfast. But the anger still lingered, like a dark cloud hanging over me.As I ate my breakfast, I tried to distract myself by reading a book, but I couldn't concentrate. The words on the page blurred together, and my mind kept drifting back to the anger that simmered inside me.I couldn't understand why I was so angry. Nothing had happened to provoke it, no one had done anything to me. But the feeling was so intense that it was all I could think about.I tried to shake it off by going for a walk outside, but even the fresh air and sunshine couldn't dispel the anger. It was like a stubborn stain that refused to come out, no matter

ARAYAH.I woke up to a soft knock on my door. I rubbed my eyes and sat up in my bed, wondering who it could be. As I stood up to answer the door, I heard a familiar voice. It was Mark, my guard. He told me that Prince Amareux wanted to speak with me. I was surprised, to say the least. Why would the prince want to speak with me? I quickly asked Mark for more information."What does he want to speak with me about?" I asked, my voice still groggy from sleep."I don't know, Lady Arayah. He didn't say," Mark replied, his voice steady as always.I couldn't help but feel a sense of nervousness wash over me. What could the prince possibly want to discuss with me? I knew I had to prepare myself before I went to see him. I took a deep breath and began my morning routine.I went to the bathroom to take a bath, but my mind was elsewhere. I couldn't stop thinking about why the prince would want to speak with me. Was it about the garden incident? Did he find out about my suspicions? My thoughts wer

AMAREUX.As the council members left the room, I sat there fuming with anger. How could they even think about investigating Arayah's background? Didn't they realize that it was an invasion of her privacy and that it would cause unnecessary stress to an already stressful situation? But I knew better than to express my anger in front of them. They were all old friends of my father's, and I didn't want to disrespect him by causing a scene.So I let them leave, one by one, with fake smiles and courteous nods. But inside, I was seething. How dare they question Arayah's loyalty and motives? She had been nothing but loyal to me, and I trusted her completely. And yet, they wanted to go digging into her past, looking for any scrap of evidence that would prove she was hiding something from us.I knew that Arayah was just as angry and upset as I was. I could see it in her eyes when I told her what had happened in the council meeting. But she didn't say anything, just nodded silently and left the