Eldren: the book of the Dark
“Bill Reid asked. “First the boy and now you Margaret. Has someone been putting something in the food up at the school?”
Margaret looked up at the Minister. She could see in the set of his jaw that he had made a decision about something, but deep in his eyes, behind the jocularity and the mask of his cloth, she saw a flickering fear that she recognized in herself.
She risked making a fool of herself, but she knew what she had seen up at the house, what Tom Duncan had become.
“I asked for a reason,” she said. “I need your help.”
“You need a doctor,” Bill Reid said. “A doctor and a good night’s sleep. And I’ll hear no more of vampires. Not tonight.”
He turned away, back to the whisky bottle, pouring himself another large measure and downing it in one swift gulp. His eyes watered, but he didn’t cough and it all stayed down.
“Have you seen it as well?”
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