Blood Moon: A Sweet Paranormal Romance for Teens (Minnie Kim: Vampire Girl Book 4) by Ali Cross & Aria Clarke

Author:Ali Cross & Aria Clarke
Language: eng
Format: azw3, epub
Tags: Young Adult Fantasy
Publisher: NovelNinjutsu
Published: 2020-06-10T22:00:00+00:00

I do not know where I belong, but I am exactly where I want to be.

—Cheveyo

What should we do?” I asked Veyo as we slowly moved from David’s office toward the big family room. The room was empty, and I found myself staring out the double doors leading to the lower patio without really seeing anything. I had felt so strongly about proving to the world that vampires were no different than humans in all the ways that mattered—and now I’d gone all Dracula on my classmates. I’d single-handedly set the vampire cause back by like, a hundred years at least.

Veyo stood close enough our arms touched, but I didn’t move away. “We could watch TV,” he said.

“What?” It took me a second to pull my thoughts back to the present and to remember what I’d asked. “Oh. Sure.” It hadn’t exactly been what I meant—I’d been wondering what we should do in a more general sense, like what could we possibly do to turn the tide so the world could look more favorably on us? But watching TV would work, for now. I walked around the big sectional while Veyo vaulted over it, landing with a big bounce on the cushy couch. He grinned wolfishly at me and I managed a small smile in return.

I’d heard of the term “wolfish grin” and wondered what that looked like, and now I knew. It was a big smile with lots of teeth that somehow felt a little predatory—but not in a bad way.

Veyo stretched out and even though he was tall, there was still room for me to curl up in the opposite corner. He turned the TV on and began flipping through the channels as if he’d been doing it his whole life and not just the last few days.

I pulled my phone out of my pocket warily, expecting it to have blown up in the wake of the cafeteria debacle. When I saw there were only a couple texts and calls—all from Stacey, Mack and Daniel—I heaved a sigh of relief.

Veyo glanced at me. “Are you all right?”

“Yeah. I thought there’d be a bunch of nasty messages from school people, but it’s just Stacey.” I wiggled my phone back and forth. Stace had called a couple times, but I didn’t bother listening to the messages. I didn’t feel up to talking to anyone just yet, so I opened the text app instead.

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