Burn (Midnight Fire Series Book Five) by Kaitlyn Davis

Author:Kaitlyn Davis
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: vampires, love, paranormal romance, fantasy, magic, young adult, heroine, twilight, buffy, vampire academy
Publisher: Kaitlyn Davis

Chapter Six

"I don't need you to save me," a female voice growled.

"Could've fooled me," the guy shot back, hardly paying attention to Kira, not seeing her as a threat at all. And to be honest, in that moment, Kira didn’t really see herself as too much of a threat either.

If he wasn't a vamp, where had the freaking superstrength come from?

And how the heck could she fight it?

But before she had time to think up an answer, the rumble of scraping stone drew her attention, and Kira jerked her head toward the tomb, watching as the lid moved seemingly on its own. But no one emerged from the opening, at least not anyone Kira could see. So despite the stranger's warning, Kira flared her fire, sending her flames in a blanket over the tomb.

"Ow!" an irritated voice yelped. "Could you put those freaking things out?"

But Kira didn't relent. If anything, she pushed harder, until the barest flickering outline of a female form started to take shape in the middle of the blaze.

A hand grabbed her dress, spinning her around until she was face to face with the strange boy. "I don't like hitting girls, but that doesn’t mean I won't. Put them out. Now."

Kira gritted her teeth.

But something in his voice made her believe him.

And for all her stubbornness, Kira knew when to play it safe.

A second later, her flames disappeared. Her attitude, however, wasn't as easy to turn off. "Look, I was telling the truth. Any minute, the head vampire of New York is going to be here, and you probably want to be gone before that happens."

He released her. "I'm not afraid of a vampire."

But the female voice behind her wasn't so blasé. "Tatsuya is coming?"

When Kira turned to face her, the invisible vamp was gone. And in her place stood a girl Kira could only describe as Spy Barbie. She wore a leather jacket, tight black gloves, dark onyx leggings with knee-high boots, and her perfectly honey-blonde hair was in a high bun Kira would never be able to copy, even after hours in front of a mirror.

Freaking vampires. Do they all need to be annoyingly beautiful?

Kira sighed. "He hired us to find you. Guess you pissed off the wrong people."

The vamp rolled her eyes. "Story of my life." And then she turned to the boy. "Jax, you have to go, and I'm not joking."

"I'm not leaving unless you come with me," he growled.

She crossed her arms. "What part of leave me the hell alone did you not understand?"

"The part where I leave you the hell alone." The boy, Jax, grinned a lopsided grin that sort of reminded Kira of Tristan—her Tristan, before he had become human again, when he was all brooding bad boy.

"I'm not going back, not ever," the vampire said.

Back where? Kira thought, sort of wishing she had some popcorn and a seat right now. This was better than a movie, better than a soap opera.

The boy stepped closer to the vamp, reaching his hand forward slightly.

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