Reign of the Vampires by Rebekah R. Ganiere

Author:Rebekah R. Ganiere [Ganiere, Rebekah R.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: 978-1-61650-659-9, Vampires, Dystopian, Paranormal, Rebekah, Ganiere, The, Society
Publisher: Kensington Publishing Corp.
Published: 0101-01-01T00:00:00+00:00

Chapter 13

Danika stepped out of the car and was up the steps before Mason had even left the car.

“Lord,” he yelled from behind her. “Danika.”

She didn’t stop. The receptionist didn’t have time to greet her before Danika was in the elevator and heading up to her office. She could just hear William’s soft voice saying “good morning” to the receptionist as the doors closed.

Danika leaned against the far wall and blew out a sigh. The car had been so warm. She plucked her shirt from her chest trying to clear her head of Mason.

It was a good thing he’d be gone all day with Ike and Siad. As much as it made her heart clench to think he wouldn’t be near her, it was the only way she’d be able to get anything accomplished after what had transpired between them the night before.

The elevator opened and she stepped out. Mason stood in the waiting area, arms folded, staring at her.

She stormed past him and into her office. “What, did you run all the way up the stairs?”

“Yes,” he said. “That wasn’t smart. The Vampire from last night could have been in here.”

“I doubt it.” She sat in her chair and flipped on her computer. She’d woken up so irritable today. She had a sinking feeling her fertile period was drawing near. “I thought you were off with Ike and Siad this evening.”

“I wanted to make sure you were safe first.”

“Well, I am. Now go on your boy-scouting expedition.”

“My what?”

She waved her hand at him, her eyes never leaving her computer screen. “Never mind, just go. I have meetings today.”

He looked at her for a minute longer, then turned to go. “Don’t leave the building without me…please,” he said forcefully.

“I won’t.”

He exchanged information with William, and then was off. She checked her watch. Forty minutes till her meetings would begin for the evening. William came in with her messages and a stack of documents.

“Have you received an email yet from Chase?”

“No, my lord.”

Picking up her phone, she dialed Chase’s extension.

“Good evening.”

“I need you to send William the file please,” she said without pleasantries.

“I came in early this evening to do that for you. But it seems that it’s corrupted. I’ve sent down to the permits department for a new list. It should be here in the next day or so.”

Great. “Please send it to William as soon as it arrives. And make sure you get someone up here to deal with your computer. I wouldn’t want you losing any more files.”

“Yes. That wouldn’t be good at all.”

She hung up the phone with less than thirty minutes left before her meeting in the conference room. The party for William needed planning in the next four days. She opened her email account, and then imported all her local contacts into a new message and titled it: “Welcome Our Newest Fledgling.”

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