Dylan Johnson has recently discovered he’s a witch, a true necromancer, to be exact. But frankly, he doesn’t know how to juggle being a new kindergarten teacher and practicing his long-dormant magic. To complicate things, he’s trying to help solve six mysterious, seemingly unrelated, supernatural deaths.<br><br>Aurelius Chatzis is one of the detectives in charge of the Supernatural Crimes Division. As a vampire almost three thousand years old, he can’t understand his immediate attraction to Dylan. Their close proximity during the initial stage of the investigation, in addition to his partner’s nosy interference, eventually leads to a memorable first date.<br><br>Unfortunately, the mounting danger of the multiple murders will test the strength of Dylan and Aurelius’s new relationship. Will it survive and last for an eternity? Or will it crash and burn from the pressure of it all?

Eternity

He was thankful that he was a vampire, and thus it wasn’t as easy to make him visibly blush anymore. Rose’s hinting at Dylan’s and his bonding was rather uncomfortable. He might be close to three thousand years old, but talking about sex in public was still a weird conversation topic to him.


“I can’t wait for the two of you to get married. I’ll be your witness.”


“Moira, our final bonding is a private…”


“Not that, vampy-boy. I mean, get married in the non-supernatural way, complete with the wedding vows, rings, reception, and all the good stuff.”


“All the good stuff? What are you? Twelve?”


“Don’t sass me, handsome. I’m sure your grandmother would love it, too.”


“Don’t whine and pout, Dylan. You’re no longer three years old. Besides, Moira is right. I would love to see Aurelius and you get married and exchange wedding vows under the moon with the goddess and the moon as your witnesses.”


Chapter 35