Lunar Rebirth (Lunar Rampage Trilogy Book 3) by Samantha Cross

Author:Samantha Cross [Cross, Samantha]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2020-05-05T05:00:00+00:00

Chapter Twenty-Six

MELANIE

The blood. It was everywhere.

The aroma in the air was as thick as if a person had spilled a perfume bottle all over the couch and polluted the entire apartment with it. But it wasn’t Tiffany’s blood I was smelling. Hers made a huge mess in the living room, and yet it left almost no scent.

No, it was Cora’s. The sweetness, the intoxicating fragrance…it was more delicious-smelling than any piece of chocolate cake, and more addictive than any bottle of vodka. I wanted it. I wanted to taste it so bad.

I didn’t have the strength to fight it, so I ran into Dana’s bedroom and sat on the bed. I needed as much distance between me and Cora’s injuries as I could. I felt bad because I wanted to be out there with her to make sure she was okay, when in reality all I could focus on was the twisting hunger growing inside my gut.

What kind of monster feels this way about a family member? Cora gets hurt, and it only fuels my hunger. It was degrading and humiliating.

Melanie…

I bolted off the bed and looked around the dark room. I heard a voice, I was absolutely positive. Strange, though, was that it didn’t sound like it was someone outside the window or even in the room with me. It felt like it was in my head. No, not again.

Melanie…come to me.

My hands began to shake because I knew the voice. It wasn’t Molly, it wasn’t Veronica, it was him. He was in my head.

He found me, and He had found a way to link our minds together without me being able to do a damn thing about it. There wasn’t even a word to describe the terror I was feeling.

“What do you want?” My voice shook so badly.

Melanie…

“What do you want?!” I repeated, this time desperately.

He said my name once more, but with it came a sinister snicker. He had no intention of answering my questions, he just wanted to terrorize me.

I crawled back onto the bed and pulled my legs into my chest, resting my face on my knees. His voice faded in my mind, but I swore I could still hear it howling in the winter night wind. I pressed my hands to each side of my head to drown out the noise, all the while crying, “Leave me alone…”

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