Aleron: Book One Of Strigoi Series (Stringoi Series) - Plot & Excerpts
When I opened them, I saw Vlad. He was sitting in a chair staring at the flame of a candle. Without turning to me he began to speak, slowly, as if chewing and tasting each syllable: ‘I am regretful, my love.’ His voice was filled with pain and affliction. “I lay motionless in my bed, silent. And he began again. ‘To hurt you is to hurt me. The betrayal you think you committed is not a betrayal at all. No doubt by now you have come to realize the meaning of it all and my desperation for mortal companionship.’ “He turned toward me and seemingly floated to my bedside, his open cloak flowing behind him. Remembering his gentle manner, he lay down with me and pulled my head to his chest. “‘My love for you grew out of desire and necessity,’ he continued as I listened to his heartbeat. ‘Immortality is a death. To be immortal means to die slowly every day and every night. You witness the passing of your family and loved ones. You cling to them desperately as you watch their bodies deteriorate with the victimization of time.
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