“You have a clingy little one don't you Fang” the stranger spoke as if the Master and he were old friends. The stranger's hand reached out towards my head and I bite it moving further back hissing at him. He quickly pulled his hand away as Master Fang shot me a look of disappointment but right now I didn't care I was not being handled like an animal by any more bloodsuckers than I have to. They are the animals!

“Little witch, someone hasn't trained you well!” the stranger snarled at me. “ Go take a bake in the sun” I taunted at the man in return as my lead was jerked back warning me to shut up. “Disrespectful as well as disobedient I see” he spat at me. “I am giving you the respect you bat cowards deserve. None or are you also too brainless to figure that out by now “ I barked back and that did it. Miss Satania grabbed my throat brutally shutting me up. “Driver, stop the carriage right now!” Master Fang demanded.

A moment later the carriage stop and I backed up from him ignoring the chuckles from Miss Satania. Miss Satania released my neck as I dropped onto my knees breathing heavily as I caught my breath. “Stupid vamp” I muttered under my breathe and looked up to see Master Fang standing out of the carriage already. He was tapping his foot impatiently on a dirt road waiting on me to get out. I just looked away at the carriage door.

“Erica, don't make me have to raise my voice” he calmly said emotionless. I couldn't risk any more anger building knowing have to still cope with the bloodsuckers on a carriage ride home. “I am sorry Master Fang, please don't” I whined instantly climbing out the carriage.

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