Aurora Sky: Vampire Hunter
“I slipped on my backpack, which sagged down to the exposed skin on my lower back. I pushed open one of the front doors and stepped outside. It was like walking into a freezer.
A rich velvet voice caused a second wave of shivers to ripple through my body.
“My, my. Someone’s on a downward spiral.”
I would have rather ignored the sensation his murmur stirred inside my stomach. I turned my head to the side. Fane leaned against the brick wall, one knee bent and foot planted against the building, smoking a cigarette.
I rolled my eyes. “Who, me?”
“What’s the punishment for first-time offenders these days—a slap on the wrist and a warning?”
“Three days suspension.”
“Crash and burn, baby.” Fane flicked his cigarette to the ground and smashed it into the packed snow with the heel of his boot. “Your yellow school bus is long gone.”
“So I’ll walk,” I said.
Fane looked me up and down. “Wearing that? You’ll have hypothermia before you reach home.”
“Well, then, the doctors can revive me and bring me... back to life.MoreLess
A rich velvet voice caused a second wave of shivers to ripple through my body.
“My, my. Someone’s on a downward spiral.”
I would have rather ignored the sensation his murmur stirred inside my stomach. I turned my head to the side. Fane leaned against the brick wall, one knee bent and foot planted against the building, smoking a cigarette.
I rolled my eyes. “Who, me?”
“What’s the punishment for first-time offenders these days—a slap on the wrist and a warning?”
“Three days suspension.”
“Crash and burn, baby.” Fane flicked his cigarette to the ground and smashed it into the packed snow with the heel of his boot. “Your yellow school bus is long gone.”
“So I’ll walk,” I said.
Fane looked me up and down. “Wearing that? You’ll have hypothermia before you reach home.”
“Well, then, the doctors can revive me and bring me... back to life.MoreLess
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