Claimed by My Boyfriend's Vampire Predator
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I'm Elowë Moran, and I thought Saint-Lumière would be my fresh start—a beautiful European city, a top nursing program, and a chance to build something real with my best friend Shera and boyfriend Oli.
Then I went hiking in the wrong forest.
What I saw that night should have been impossible. Wolves that walked like men. Eyes that glowed red in the darkness. A man who snapped necks with his bare hands and set bodies on fire like it was routine.
I ran. I survived. And then I woke up in a sex club wearing nothing but scraps of lace, with no memory of how I got there.
That's when I met Cassian Asgard.
He's a vampire. A real one—not the kind from movies, but something far older and infinitely more dangerous. He moves through shadows like they're doorways. He heals with a touch. And when he kissed me in that club, my heart should have stopped from fear.
Instead, his heart beat. Once. Just once.
He says it means something. That I'm his. That women he's kissed don't get to date other men.
But I have a boyfriend. I have a life. I have a mother back home who needs me to finish this degree and come back whole.
My uncle says to forget what I saw. To go back to normal life and pretend none of this is real.
But Cassian won't let me forget.
And the worst part? Some traitorous corner of my heart doesn't want him to.
Because the way Cassian Asgard looks at me isn't just possessiveness.
It's something far more consuming.
Then I went hiking in the wrong forest.
What I saw that night should have been impossible. Wolves that walked like men. Eyes that glowed red in the darkness. A man who snapped necks with his bare hands and set bodies on fire like it was routine.
I ran. I survived. And then I woke up in a sex club wearing nothing but scraps of lace, with no memory of how I got there.
That's when I met Cassian Asgard.
He's a vampire. A real one—not the kind from movies, but something far older and infinitely more dangerous. He moves through shadows like they're doorways. He heals with a touch. And when he kissed me in that club, my heart should have stopped from fear.
Instead, his heart beat. Once. Just once.
He says it means something. That I'm his. That women he's kissed don't get to date other men.
But I have a boyfriend. I have a life. I have a mother back home who needs me to finish this degree and come back whole.
My uncle says to forget what I saw. To go back to normal life and pretend none of this is real.
But Cassian won't let me forget.
And the worst part? Some traitorous corner of my heart doesn't want him to.
Because the way Cassian Asgard looks at me isn't just possessiveness.
It's something far more consuming.












































