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trey with a pot of coffee and a ham steak and eggs. There were various breakfast breads and jams and butter. It was delicious and just what I needed to warm me up before going out in the cold. When I was done I got dressed in clothes that hopefully would make me blend in with the locals, as I didn’t want to draw attention to myself. I wore plain jeans and a sweater and a bulky jacket and hat. I called down and asked for the driver that brought me from the airport to take me to the village. I descended from my room and walked down the hall to Adrian’s door. I lightly knocked.
“Adrian, it’s me Sarah.” I waited for a response. There was none. I took a deep breath and turned the knob. To my surprise it was unlocked. I walked in and saw the bed was made and it looked like he had not been in the room in some time. I felt sad and neglected all at once. What had I gotten myself into with this man, was he a billionaire playboy? I felt like an idiot.
The car drove me into the village because there was no way I was going to walk. I told my mother I was going shopping and for lunch. Which is exactly what I did in order to not draw suspicion. The village people that I met were very warm and friendly. It was a peaceful place with only a few shops, a bakery, and a tavern. I did a little shopping and then headed to the tavern for lunch and a few beers.
I sat at a large communal table with a few locals. It wasn’t long before they were telling me stories about the village. I encouraged them to tell me everything. Soon they were telling me old legends in the area about werewolves and vampires. I sort of laughed it off until another man chimed in. He said, “But you forgot to tell her about the werebears.”
“Werebear? What is that?” I asked.
“Same as a werewolf, only the man transforms into a bear, not a wolf.”
“I see, are there wild bears in the forest?” I asked.
“Yes there are few small black bears high up in the mountains but they are rarely seen in this part. But they do have a long association with the family your mother married into and the castle. Most of the legends come from there as most do with the villages that surround the castles.”
“Is that why there is a bear on the family crest?”
Then everyone got silent and didn’t answer. Then someone else changed the subject and started talking about the beer that was brewed in the area. It was all very strange and mysterious.
When I returned to the castle it was late and the castle was quiet. I once again went into the library to see if I could find answers. I searched and searched and then I found one of the books that Adrian had showed me before. At that time I was so hypnotized by his good looks that I really didn’t pay attention to the book. On the cover was the same family crest with the bear that was on the silverware in the dining room. I turned the pages and found a long history of mythical creatures in the area.
“Sarah?”
I turned to see Adrian standing in the doorway of the library.
CHAPTER THREE
My heart jumped when I saw him. I stood up and ran to him. I hugged him and wrapped my legs around him.
“Adrian! Where have you been? I’ve been so scared,” I said almost weeping in his arms.
“I am sorry. I had to leave for a while. I did not mean to frighten you.”
“I was only frightened you would not return.”
“You seemed more frightened than that, you must know that I would never hurt you.”
“What do you mean?” I asked.
“Come with me. I must show you something,” he said.
He grabbed my hand and led me outside into the snow in the back of the castle. The moon was full and bright and it reflected off the snow lighting up the night. Adrian pulled me to him and pressed his lips against mine in a soft but aggressive way. I felt myself melting in his arms as his body radiated heat. I felt the familiar stirrings inside of me and I felt aroused instantly. I wanted him right then and there. Then he pulled away from
“Adrian, it’s me Sarah.” I waited for a response. There was none. I took a deep breath and turned the knob. To my surprise it was unlocked. I walked in and saw the bed was made and it looked like he had not been in the room in some time. I felt sad and neglected all at once. What had I gotten myself into with this man, was he a billionaire playboy? I felt like an idiot.
The car drove me into the village because there was no way I was going to walk. I told my mother I was going shopping and for lunch. Which is exactly what I did in order to not draw suspicion. The village people that I met were very warm and friendly. It was a peaceful place with only a few shops, a bakery, and a tavern. I did a little shopping and then headed to the tavern for lunch and a few beers.
I sat at a large communal table with a few locals. It wasn’t long before they were telling me stories about the village. I encouraged them to tell me everything. Soon they were telling me old legends in the area about werewolves and vampires. I sort of laughed it off until another man chimed in. He said, “But you forgot to tell her about the werebears.”
“Werebear? What is that?” I asked.
“Same as a werewolf, only the man transforms into a bear, not a wolf.”
“I see, are there wild bears in the forest?” I asked.
“Yes there are few small black bears high up in the mountains but they are rarely seen in this part. But they do have a long association with the family your mother married into and the castle. Most of the legends come from there as most do with the villages that surround the castles.”
“Is that why there is a bear on the family crest?”
Then everyone got silent and didn’t answer. Then someone else changed the subject and started talking about the beer that was brewed in the area. It was all very strange and mysterious.
When I returned to the castle it was late and the castle was quiet. I once again went into the library to see if I could find answers. I searched and searched and then I found one of the books that Adrian had showed me before. At that time I was so hypnotized by his good looks that I really didn’t pay attention to the book. On the cover was the same family crest with the bear that was on the silverware in the dining room. I turned the pages and found a long history of mythical creatures in the area.
“Sarah?”
I turned to see Adrian standing in the doorway of the library.
CHAPTER THREE
My heart jumped when I saw him. I stood up and ran to him. I hugged him and wrapped my legs around him.
“Adrian! Where have you been? I’ve been so scared,” I said almost weeping in his arms.
“I am sorry. I had to leave for a while. I did not mean to frighten you.”
“I was only frightened you would not return.”
“You seemed more frightened than that, you must know that I would never hurt you.”
“What do you mean?” I asked.
“Come with me. I must show you something,” he said.
He grabbed my hand and led me outside into the snow in the back of the castle. The moon was full and bright and it reflected off the snow lighting up the night. Adrian pulled me to him and pressed his lips against mine in a soft but aggressive way. I felt myself melting in his arms as his body radiated heat. I felt the familiar stirrings inside of me and I felt aroused instantly. I wanted him right then and there. Then he pulled away from
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