All Chapters of A Vampire's Promise: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Sol's POV"Are you two leaving now?" Robert's voice called out to us as he noticed Mia and me reaching for our coats. I watched Mia walk toward him and engulf him in a hug. "Sol's friend needs a bit of help with a situation," she told him. "I'm sorry we couldn't stay long, but, um, do you mind if I take this with me? I promise I'll bring it back." Mia gestured to the photo album on the coffee table."Of course! Yes, yes, please. If only to have an excuse to get you back here. You will visit, won't you?" I watched as Mia nodded her head. The three of us walked out of the house together. Robert had kindly allowed us to borrow one of his cars as Gavin had not yet returned. He waved us off as we made our way down the road of his manor. "Sarah's pregnant," I told Mia as I pulled onto the highway. A gasp sounded from beside me. "That's what Serin's text was about. He learned about it just an hour ago.""Sol!" she squealed as she pulled her phone out from her pocket. "That's am

Mia's POV"What did you do at Sarah's house all day?" Sol's voice was mumbled against my skin as he placed kisses there. The two of us were lounging in his king-sized bed the night following my trip to Sarah and Serin's home. I looked at him, surprised to hear his question. "How did you know I was there all day?" I asked."I heard you come in before sunset," he mumbled in response to my question before prompting me to answer his. "We just… talked." My voice was low and breathy as he sucked on the skin of my lower neck. "She's worried." That made Sol stop. I whined lightly at his actions. There was an amused look on his face coupled with a little concern. I was confused and asked him what was wrong. "She's worried?" he asked, and I nodded."She's worried about the baby. It's nothing serious, but–"Sol cut me off. "But it's also everything serious." He slumped down on his back beside me. I spared him a woeful look as I turned onto my side and faced him, gently runn

Mia's POVThe rattling of the door caught my attention first. I lifted my head from where it was resting on the couch and pushed aside my school work and laptop. The approaching figure of Sol made its way from the front door to the couch, where I was lying. "Hello," I greeted him with a smile and only laughed as he groaned and fell on top of me. A large huff of air left me as his full weight settled onto my body. I reached up to guide my fingers through his hair."Bad meeting?" I asked him. He only grumbled into my neck. I felt him snake his arms around my waist and pull me closer a short while later. His whole body was resting comfortably between my legs on the large sofa. I sunk myself deeper into the cushions. "Can I take you on a date?" My eyes shot open at Sol's question. I stared down at him almost immediately. "You want to take me on a date?" I asked while huffing a laugh, and he nodded. "Why?" I was somewhat suspicious of his actions, and his eye roll only made me

Mia's POVI felt Sol trace his hands over my skin. His cold hand left a trail of goosebumps wherever it traveled, over my back, arms, stomach, or legs. His fingers toyed there at the last place longer than the other, and I trapped his hand between my thighs. My teeth sunk into his arm to halt his movements, and I felt his chest rumble as he laughed with glee. "Not yet," I said as he shifted over me slightly. "I'm still tired." Sol didn't move. His eyes only scanned the expanse of my exposed skin. Purple and red marks on display for him were sucked, licked, and bit, each memory sending a chill of pleasure down my spine as his eyes bore into them. His fingers traced them, and my breath was stolen from me as he applied pressure to each mark on my body. He began to apologize. "I shouldn't have been so rough with you.""Why were you?" I asked him, wanting to hear the words from his mouth. He sighed. "Because I was jealous. I still am, truth be told. All the things I sa

Mia's POV"What do you mean she's missing?" I managed to choke out through the ringing in my ears. The police officer was telling me something, something important, but I couldn't hear him. It was like a buzzing and a haze was covering my senses all at once. I couldn't get myself to fully understand the situation in front of me. Sol was the first one to notice this change. He was in front of me in a split second, knees bent in the same position I was on the floor. When did I get to the floor? Either way, I was here now. My legs felt too weak to stand up. I gripped onto Sol's hand as I forced my brain to fight through the muddled haze it was in. I came just in time to hear the police tell me they had found her phone on the corner side, just where she was supposed to get the candles. It wasn't even twenty minutes away from us. "Okay," I said once the officer had completed his rundown. "Is there anything else you can tell me?""Unfortunately, not. Due to the cases of mi