Bedding My Vampire Mate



"Anna, I don't think I can tolerate her anymore...,"

"It's ok," Joanna cut in. She quickly moved and stood in front of Audrey. She prevented the furious lady from pulling out Tiffany's hair.

"You will not disclose what you heard over there to anyone...,"

"And what if I don't do as you said huh?" Tiffany retorted, her fierce eyeballs locked with Joanna's.

"Only the dead don't speak. You will leave me with no other choice but to kill you," Joanna growled. 

She lifted her right hand a little above her shoulder ready to attack if Tiffany refused to comply.

"Hehe... you will murder me?" Tiffany laughed hysterically.

"I can't wait to see you do that. Watch me," Tiffany grinned. 

She shoved Joanna's hand away from her body and started walking away.

An evil smile crept onto her beautiful face the instant she turned around and saw her friends who were not far away from where she stood.

"I gave her a choice and she is the one who chose death instead," Joanna grunted, her deadly glares concentrated on Tiffany's moving back.

"She can't blame me for what's coming her way," She muttered and ran after Tiffany.

As she walked she could sense Joanna's presence behind her but she assumed Joanna and her friend wouldn't have the guts to attack her in front of the crowd.

And that was her number one mistake.

Her second mistake was underestimating Joanna's capabilities and thereby turning her back on her.

ARGH!

A scream escaped from Tiffany's mouth the moment someone yanked her curly black hair from behind.

She was violently hauled to the floor.

Immediately, Joanna jumped on top of the body of the lady lying on the floor.

In the process of trying to handle the lady she had pinned on the floor three ladies appeared beside her.

"Hey, what...,"

"Piss off!" Sophie shouted and violently pushed away Audrey who tried to stop them from saving Tiffany from the furious Joanna's clutches.

"Get off her, fool," Nora yelled. She grabbed Joanna's hand and pulled her but Joanna refused to come off of Tiffany's body.

Not even the strength of Nora and Doris combined could make Joanna come off of Tiffany's body.

"Let go," Sophie roared and yanked Joanna's hair. 

The angry lady flung Joanna to wherever direction her hand went without a care.

"Are you alright Tiff?" She asked and stretched her hand to Tiffany.

"I am good," Tiffany muttered and held onto Sophie's outstretched hand for support.

As Tiffany dusted off the dirt from her slightly messed up hair and clothes, Nora and Doris stood on guard.

They made sure that Audrey and Joanna didn't come close.

By this time a large crowd had gathered around eager to see how the battle would end.

After she made sure Tiffany was ok, Sophie turned and glared at the two best friends who had already taken their stance.

"Hey, what the hell...,"

"If you know what is good for you, the three of you will step aside right this minute," Joanna interrupted rudely, her piercing eyeballs locked with Sophie's.

"My target is Tiffany and believe me you will have none but yourselves to blame if you dare try to intervene...,"

"And who the hell is talking huh?" Doris mocked and stepped forward. "Is it more than the loser Stinky Joanna standing in front of us?" She taunted.

"Of course, it's just me," Joanna grinned and stepped forward.

"Anna...," Audrey held her hand and shook her head in disapproval.

"What you worry about won't happen today. I will be fine," Joanna mumbled. The corner of her lips lifted to reveal a confident smile.

Audrey had no choice but to trust her best friend and let go of her hand.

"Yes it's just me and I will make sure every single one of you remembers the choice you made today for a long time," She replied. A creepy smile plastered on her face as she fearlessly took another step forward.

Before anyone could fathom what Joanna was up to, she reached out her hand towards the annoyed Doris.

Although she was caught off guard, the flexible lady in brown boots ducked Joanna's attack and moved a step backwards.

"When you talked earlier I thought you had something special planned so don't tell me that is all you got?" Sophie sneered. She moved away from Tiffany and walked closer to Joanna.

"How could that ever be all I got huh?" Joanna smirked, her attention focused on the proud Tiffany whose focus was not on what was going on.

[She must assume I can't go through her three lousy friends... Underestimation of their opponents has always been the downfall of great men, I bet the fool isn't even aware of this]

An evil grin masked her beautiful face as she continued to look at the lady whose concentration was on her messed-up nails.

"Watch carefully and see what exactly I am capable of," Joanna mumbled and raised her right hand in the air.

The ladies were still wondering what she was up to with a raised hand when suddenly faint red flames appeared on Joanna's palms.

The flames became more visible as seconds passed until everyone was able to see the flames which looked as if her palm was on fire.

"What the hell!" Nora exclaimed and subconsciously moved backwards.

Not even a single soul present there could be spared from the shock of the manifestation of Joanna's power.

Everyone's eyes bulged as they tried to assimilate this strange phenomenon none of them had ever witnessed.

"S-s-she is...," Audrey stammered, not knowing the exact words to say.

"You are a ....," Joanna raised her left hand and extended it towards where Nora stood.

Just like magic, Nora was immediately pushed forward by an invisible force that she couldn't resist.

Before anyone could spell JACK she was standing in front of Joanna, her neck tightly grabbed by the angry lady.

The onlookers moved backwards after they witnessed the scenes they always saw only in movies.

"Hey...,"

"Move just one step forward and you will see her head dropped beside your leg," Joanna grunted and tightened her grip around the terrified Nora's neck.

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