I froze.
My hand gripped the door, and I was contemplating if I should run back inside the house and slam the door. The vampire would be on me before I could even get it all the way closed.
I noticed it was morning, but the sun was not out. s**t.
“Hello there,” the vampire drawled, blood seeping from his lips and glowing in his eyes. I stumbled back, my breath shortening. “I wouldn’t try to run if I were you.”
I gulped, trying to figure out how to morph into my wolf form before the vampire could kill me.
“I’m not as weak as you think I am,” I threatened, willing my hands to stop trembling.
“I admire the delusion,” he chuckled, “you have no one to protect you now when you fail to make even a mark on me, little girl.”
I looked a
