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The Vampire’s Servant novel Chapter 61

[Echo]

Victor explained how my communication ability worked a little more and why it was that I could communicate with Rex. He said that it was because of the bond with Gray and that I would learn to communicate back and forth as I healed and grew. For now, if I thought about a person strongly enough, I could press my thoughts into their heads.

I wandered out of the room with a lot more than I thought I would have. And a lot less. Victor wasn’t going to give me what I needed. I understood. He said it wasn’t time. I felt like it was, though.

After leaving Victor, I went to find Gray. The burning of hunger was still in my stomach. He was sitting in the game room with everyone else.

Bellamy was winning one of the shooting games against Cam, Val, and Dillon. Gray was on the couch with Harmony and Jean-Claude. They were talking about fighting moves.

I liked the comfortable feeling in the room. Everyone was getting along and having fun. They were all so relaxed.

Gray closed his eyes and sniffed, then looked directly at me. I felt like my body had caught fire. He smiled and stood up, crossing the room quickly to me.

He wrapped his arms around me and smiled down. I traced my fingers over his jaw and he shuddered. I felt almost breathless at having him so close.

“Echo.” He whispered. “Are you hungry? Your fangs are out, angel.”

I nodded, embarrassed that it was so obvious. I worried that he would think I was only there to feed on him. It wasn’t my intention, not entirely.

“I’m taking Echo to the library. We’ll be back in a few minutes.” Gray said to the group.

Gray didn’t wait for questions, he pulled me out of the room and down the hall. When we entered the room, Victor’s sire looked over at us. She was curled on the couch, reading a book.

“I suppose you want me to vacate this room as well.” She sighed.

“We can go somewhere else.” I offered.

Talia chuckled. “I see. You need to feed and he wants to have somewhere private.” She got up off the couch and walked past us, out the door. “I’ll head back to Victor’s office.”

Gray closed the door behind her and turned to me. His eyes darkened a little. I took a step back.

“Don’t be afraid, angel. I’m just excited to feed you again.” He murmured as he drew closer.

I have no idea why I was suddenly backing away from him. I wasn’t afraid. I wanted to jump on him and bite him. Something about the way he slowly stalked me, was making my heart flutter.

“Come to me, Echo. Stop moving away.” Gray said with a little growl in his voice.

It made me jump and scurry behind one of the big chairs. He cocked his head to the side and a slow smile came over his face. Gray sniffed and chuckled.

“Little girl, you don’t understand the game you’re playing.” He purred in a slightly deeper voice.

The tone in his voice made things in me tighten. A squeak escaped my lips and my legs told me to run. I took off from behind the chair, trying to get to the next one.

I managed to get behind it before he could grab me. I giggled.

“Damn. You’re almost as fast as a vampire.” He laughed. “Come on, Echo. Weren’t you taught not to play with your food?”

Folding my arms behind my back, I turned away from him and wandered slowly. I was focusing on the sound of him moving and his breath getting heavier. It thrilled me and I dodged as he lunged for me.

I ran around the room with Gray hot on my heels. He managed to grab my arm and pulled me against him. I turned and jumped up, wrapping my legs around his waist and sucking on the bite mark I’d given him.

Gray groaned and spun, pressing me against the wall. He kissed and nibbled down my neck, stopping and sucking on one spot that made me moan and made the fire in my body burn hotter.

My fangs slipped into his skin and retracted. I fed on him while his body rubbed mine in the most heavenly way. I wanted nothing more than for him to keep going. The feeding was over all too soon.

He pulled my chin, so I would look directly at him and started kissing me. His tongue played with mine while his body kept up its motion. I whimpered as I squeezed my legs tighter around him.

Gray’s hands wandered my body. The feeling was blissful. His touch was gentle, yet firm. I felt entirely safe and like I was melting into a puddle.

His kisses stopped, hand on my breast. As he seemed to have realized what was going on for the first time.

“Echo, I’m sorry. You got Rex all riled up when you ran from me.” He breathed.

“Don’t stop, Gray. Please.” I murmured.

“I can’t. Victor’s right. This isn’t entirely you. I don’t want you to regret it when I make love to you.” Gray whispered and started trying to pull me off him.

It was like I was breaking apart. Neither one of them wanted me. I needed them more than I could have ever imagined I would.

Why didn’t they want to keep going? I wouldn’t be mad at them. I needed something from them so bad. Was it making love?

I remembered the things that Mr. Caine said. I thought of the way I felt when I thought about doing them with Victor. The idea of doing them with Gray made me groan with desire and rub myself against him.

That was what I wanted. What my body wanted. I needed to have Gray like that.

“Please, Gray. Don’t push me away. Make love to me. Make me feel your love for me. I want it so bad. I feel like I’m on fire.” I pled.

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