Oliver Page has walked the earth as a vampire for hundreds of years after being cursed by a witch. His only sin? Falling in love with the witch's daughter, Helena. Helena was also cursed but her curse would stand as yet another punishment for Oliver. She would be reincarnated over several lifetimes where she and Oliver would be destined to fall in love. However, once this happens, her memories of her past lives will start to return, and this will be a sign that she will die soon.
In this lifetime, Helena has been reincarnated as Alice Grayson, a young reporter who has a bright future at her magazine. Oliver has become a wealthy man over the centuries and has kept his looks, having not aged a day. Alice soon comes face to face with the young billionaire, tasked with interviewing him for an article she is writing. Alice sees an opportunity to further her career, but Oliver has other plans.
Inevitable Attraction is created by Refaai, an eGLobal Creative Publishing author.

Inevitable Attraction

Alice packed her bag at the end of the day but never broke eye contact with Ophelia, still sitting in her office. Who is this woman? Alice kept asking herself. What was her relationship with Oliver? Did she know about the curse, and if so, did that put Alice in danger?


Alice got lost in contemplation and was easily startled when Sammy came up from behind to greet her. 


“Hey, I'm heading out,” said Sammy. “These rich guys do have the best mattresses, but there’s just something about your own bed, you know?”


Alice laughed. “Yeah, I know what you mean.”


“Did you manage to speak to Ophelia about Jason?” Asked Sammy.


Alice felt nauseous hearing both those names and felt like vomiting, but fortunately, managed to keep it down. 


“I’ll speak to her tomorrow,” said Alice, knowing it was a lie. She had no intention of telling Ophelia what happened because at the moment, she couldn’t be trusted.


“Okay, I’m glad you’re speaking up. What are you going to do tonight?” Asked Sammy.


Chapter 22: Danger from every direction