Hamster_Liu

After a bloody battle, Lionel barged into the restaurant with a "Closed" sign, alerting the owner, Margie. "Sir, we're closed!" Lionel was only seeking temporary refuge from his pursuers, but Margie was just ejecting him brutally. This baron had no alternative but to reveal his mesmerizing, menacing red eyes and fangs. Margie was captivated by the vampire's dark, handsome allure but also felt fear and tension. Summoning her courage, she uttered the first insult he had heard in a millennium: "What's so great about those fangs? You're just one vampire, aren't you?" Undoubtedly, this woman intrigued Lionel. But the reasons seemed to go beyond that. What's so special about this woman? Could a lost love be recovered? Will she heed reason, remain ordinary, and avoid the dangers coming one after another, or will she submit to his temptation and savor the sweetness of forbidden love?

I Have a Date with the Vampire

<p>No wonder the bodyguards and maids were nowhere to be seen—they had been dismissed to facilitate their affair! But what kind of logic is this? How could Elder Henry and Heather be having an affair? A widowed elder and a queen living in solitude, enduring centuries, even millennia, of loneliness—it's no small feat. As an open-minded eavesdropper, I hold a sympathetic attitude and might as well consider them a match made in heaven. But then again, isn't Henry on Lionel's side? And his daughter Monica is so fond of Lionel. Is this old man double-dealing?</p>

<p>If this rose ring truly belonged to Lionel's mother, why would Barnett give it to me? What's even stranger is that, given Heather's usual sharp hearing and Elder Henry's vigilance, they should have heard my nervous, rapid breathing and frantic heartbeat from where I stood. Why didn't they notice at all?</p>

Please Look Me in the Eye