The Legend Of Juliet: Part One (A Vampire Dystopia) (Finding Freedom Novellas) - Plot & Excerpts
This is what I felt that day as the automobile – something that I had never seen, but had heard of briefly – pulled up to the weathered door of Miss Mercy’s Bright, and Sibold had stepped out into the flurrying white flakes that were termed “snow”, his expression somewhat detached, blank as he stared ahead at the vehicle, what I was told had once been called a “car”, as if he were lost in his own thoughts. I had seen this, but I had been more determined to say goodbye, to keep hold of the image of my parents’ faces, than to follow Sibold; even then, I had been aware of the fact that I wasn’t doing this for him – because I was excited about having a Master (as some slaves were, especially when they received their names) – but because I wanted my family safe. Nothing had been more important to me at that point. Though over the next year, something – someone – would become much more important than anything had ever been before, and that someone had been standing in front of me.
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