Elara Cross

In the fourth year of my marriage to Lu Fei,
my son said to me, "You are just a blood bag for me and dad."
He said, "I don't want you to be my mom, I want Aunt Mingcan to be my mom!"
Looking at Mingcan's fair neck, I finally understood everything.
He stabbed my neck without hesitation to draw blood,
but he exercised utmost restraint with that woman.
I suddenly realized everything and dropped the divorce papers.
Lu Fei threatened me, "If you walk out of this door, don't expect to see your son again."
"I couldn't wish for anything better."

Father and Son Chasing Wife Together

I put away the silver dagger, shook off the blood on it, and returned it to its sheath.


A wounded and unconscious vampire lay two steps away.


The dagger was fastened at my waist, and I approached with a special rope to tie him up.


As I got closer, those red eyes suddenly opened, and his hands lunged for my neck.


I was prepared, and quickly drew the dagger with my free hand, thrusting it fiercely at the outstretched hand.


The vampire cried out in pain and fainted again.


I tied him up and looked at Lu Fei, who had wanted to help but couldn't.


"I'm no longer the little girl I used to be; I won't need your calculated help anymore."


After Pan Ran's realization, I understood that back in the forest, Lu Fei helped me all because of my blood.


Vampires rarely show their red eyes unless they smell blood they like or their emotions are intensely stirred.


The first time I met him, his eyes were red.


Chapter 16