Unbeknown_Girl

In a world full of humans, there were still other mythical creatures living among them while hiding their identity. Vampires, Witches, Werewolves the said mythical creatures were no myths. They are real. 

Trying to balance between vampires werewolves and humans while hiding and protecting the mythical creatures in modern times when witches have gone extinct, a university had been established for every kind. The humans never knew about it. 

But what happens when an orphan girl named Genevieve or Eve in short who was admitted there by luck with a full free studentship discovers about it? 

However, if that was not enough she turned herself to a vampire senior's amusement and also charmed a werewolf senior with her beauty and this screams nothing but trouble! 

Will she be the reason for creating havoc between the two seniors? 

Also, will she be able to find the reasons why weird things start happening to her? 


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Note:
1. This book is just a fictional work.
2. Mature Content
3. Slow Burn Romance 
4. The cover and character's picture is collected

Twisted Love: It Started In The University

After the class ended Emily and Eve decided to go to the library for a group study. As Eve and Emily approached the library, they spotted Raphael leaning casually against a pillar near the entrance, his gaze drifting lazily around.

His eyes lit up when he saw them, and he pushed off the pillar with a smirk. "Well, well, if it isn't my favorite juniors," he drawled, his tone dripping with sarcasm.

Emily's eyes narrowed, and she let out a barely audible sigh. "Raphael," she said coolly, trying to keep her voice steady. "What brings you here?"

Raphael's smirk widened. "Oh, just the usual saving the day by gracing you with my company. Mind if I join you on your quest for knowledge?"

Eve gave Emily a concerned look. "Is it okay if Raphael joins us? I don't want to cause any trouble." Emily's jaw tightened, but she forced a tight-lipped smile. "Sure, why not? The more, the merrier."

Group Study