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From Christian’s Kisses: The Seed Of The Master
While sitting in his car, Darien was looking at his phone as he ran an annoyed hand over his face roughly.
He was watching the security cameras in the manor through the laptop sitting on the dash, Addison looking up at the camera with a giant frown on her face.
Darien heard a small beep, a message appearing from Zak. Letting out a forced sigh, he read the message from Addison’s phone; “Where are you?”
“Fuck that Monroe.”
Shaking his head, he clicked open the glove compartment, taking out two guns and a set of brass knuckles, sharp spikes fitted on the top of them. He was parked inside an old building on the manor property a good distance from the house.
He stuffed the guns inside his pants, sliding the brass knuckles over his hands. An evil smile filled his face as he licked his lips, “I’m up for a little hunting-” He looked over at the person sitting in the passenger seat next to him, “Aren’t you?”
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Zak laughed, his eyes looking down at Addison’s phone as he got another message from Darien and read it aloud, “I’m here.”
Addison was glaring at a hunter that was staring at her, a small laugh coming from his lips as he looked her up and down.
He set the phone down on a nearby table, then quickly turned to his hunters. “Everyone hide and we’ll catch him off guard. Darien’s the master’s best hunter, he won’t go down easy.” Zak made a shooing motion towards his men, speaking now in a hushed voice, “Go!” His hunters dispersed quickly, Addison staying put in her chair and glaring at Zak. Zak walked over to her, grabbing her hand and pulling her to her feet. “Come on.” He put his hand over her mouth, pulling her along and making her hide with him in the next room.
Breathing heavily, Addison’s scared eyes looked around but the darkness in the room made it hard to see anything. It was quiet for a few minutes as they hid, the passing seconds dragging. She started to cry, her worry over Darien getting hurt overwhelming her thoughts. When Zak heard her muffled cries he held his hand tighter over her mouth, pulling her closer to his chest.
A loud crash came from upstairs, the sound making Addison jump. She started struggling in his arms, her tears coming faster as she tried to get away from him. He pulled out his axe, the sight of it halting her struggle. Her eyes crossed as she looked at the blade that was barely visible in the dark. He didn’t have to hold her so tightly now, Addison’s eyes now glued on his hand holding the axe.
It was silent again, this time the silence lasting for a few more minutes. Zak pushed a button on the small headset he was wearing before speaking into it, “What happened up there?” Not getting a response, Zak spoke again, “Is there anyone upstairs?” Again, there was no answer from his men. “Fuck.”
Taking his hand off Addison’s mouth, he pulled a small object out of his pocket. He ripped off the cap with his teeth, Addison trying to make out what it was in the dark.
“What is-“
She quickly found out what it was, Zak stabbing her in the arm with the needle. Addison could feel the liquid go in, it’s effect on her immediate. Her body went limp in his arms, Zak slowly lowering her to the ground and leaving her hidden behind a table, the long curtains covering her body from view.
Holding his axe, Zak slowly slid into the next room. His feet touched something soft, his eyes looking down at the floor and seeing the dead body of one of his hunters. He didn’t linger on it and quickly checked out the rest of the room, trying to move as stealthily as he could. He saw a shadow move on the stairs then heard Addison’s phone began ring.
Zak made sure to stay hidden, taking refuge behind a nearby couch. His eyes were glued on the figure coming down the stairs, a great fear welling up inside him. The lights were on in this room and he could see who they were.
Zak could see two of his hunters hiding near the staircase, the pair unable to move because Christian was so close to them. As if smelling their presence, Christian pointed the gun in his hand downward. A small smile spread over his handsome face as he pulled the trigger, firing two perfectly aimed shots. There was a silencer on the gun, the kill clean and quiet.
Zak looked over at the window where he had left Addison, his mind racing as he tried to figure out a way to get her out of the manor. He knew starting a fight with Christian was not an option now, especially on his own. He also knew if Christian was here so was Darien and the pair made a very deadly, dangerous duo.
After a few seconds of careful thinking, Zak knew he had to retreat. He would find another way to get Addison back. He needed her alone, needed to grab her when Christian wasn’t standing in his way. Gritting his teeth, Zak slowly edged his way towards the open door near him.
Christian walked over to the table and picked up Addison’s phone, a deep scowl on his face as he scrolled through her messages. While Christian was looking away, Zak slipped into the next room. His fight with Christian would come soon but not now. Zak wanted that day to be perfect, he knew it had to be perfect.
Christian and Darien searched the rest of the house for anymore hunters and also for Addison, who they could not find. A few hours passed, the two men resting in the sitting room. They were the only people in the house, the servants and other vampires normally found there all dead.
Christian was sitting lazily in the chair, his black suit perfectly pressed, not showing an ounce of blood. There was a finger paused at the corner of his lip, his tongue paused under one of his fangs. There was a great silence in the room, both Christian and Darien not saying a word to each other for the last two hours.
A crashing from the other room broke them out of their sulky states, Christian the first one out of his chair. He ran to the main staircase, a small chuckle escaping his lips when his eyes fell upon the person making all the noise.
Addison was trying to climb the stairs but had fell into the large plant that had sat on the landing. She was sitting on the floor with her legs sprawled out in unnatural positions, her head so dizzy she couldn’t see anything around her clearly.
Christian quickly scaled the stairs and bent down on the floor next to her. “There you are.” His smile grew as Addison looked up at him with sleepy eyes, her head so heavy she could barely hold it up.
When she saw him, she began to cry, her voice coming out babyish and whiney, “Christian…” She held her arms out to him, Christian picking her up and carrying her back down the stairs.
“I am here my love.” Christian held her close to him, Addison clinging to him and still slightly disoriented from the drug Zak had given her.
“I was so scared Christian. I’m so glad you came home in time.” She looked up at him as he carried her, a look of great love in them. “I thought the hunters were going to kill Darien.”
“Darien would have survived without my help but for you my love-I would run the length of the world and kill a million men to save you.”
“Because I’m your sun, right Christian?” A small giggle escaped her lips as she laid her head on his chest and looked up at him as if in total awe of his perfection.
“Ah, yes.” Christian laughed, his lips forming a calm smile as he looked forward and away from her as he walked. He then proceeded to speak to in an ancient tongue, the beautiful words sprouting off his lips in a smooth buttery tone that made Addison’s whole body tingle in delight, “My love for you fuels the sun, the light that illuminates all that is beautiful.” His voice trailed as he spoke, Addison’s smile so soft and admiring one could feel the intense heat radiating off her slightly reddening cheeks. “A light that…”
Addison turned around in his arms but he covered her mouth and pushed her out of the closet. In the faint light that streamed from the bathroom door, Addison could now see what the slimy substance was on Zak’s clothes. It was blood. Vampire blood.