Vampireinthebasement
“Her nonexistent body heat made him uncomfortable. Well, that wasn’t exactly true. The whole situation made him uncomfortable. He should not have to put up with the vampire, but going against Joe was not an option. While he was pinned upon the tree, his superior had shown him what awaited him if he did not listen. The image of his wings torn from his back and the blood-soaked feathers strewn around him stuck in his mind. Or that of his wings turning completely black and leathery and the feathers... falling off because he found himself truly falling and becoming the thing he most feared. Standing on the precipice of that knowledge, that he could truly fall, Tris knew he was not going to disobey. There was too much at stake. Still, he was glad when he landed because he pushed the bloodsucker away.
“You don’t have to be such an ass,” the woman muttered.
He looked up and saw her rubbing her shoulder and the indentation in the wall where she had hit it. It was not a big depression, but it was big enough.MoreLess
“You don’t have to be such an ass,” the woman muttered.
He looked up and saw her rubbing her shoulder and the indentation in the wall where she had hit it. It was not a big depression, but it was big enough.MoreLess
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