Mated To My Boyfriend's Dad novel Chapter 72

Chapter 72: _ Shhhhh

He snuck in front of the door and knocked on it. The moment the knock rasped, he ran and hid out of sight.

"Did I just hear a knock?" He could hear Lupe grumbling from inside.

An older voice answered her. "Just ignore it. We can’t open our door so late at night. Not with the occurrences in the pack."

"Maybe it wasn’t from our house."

"I’m going to bed."

"Goodnight, Mum."

"Night, honey. Close the windows and put off the lights."

Footsteps receding and Lupe sighing followed. Fergus returned to the door and knocked on it, louder this time.

"What the -?" He heard Lupe’s faint exclamation. "Someone is really knocking."

From farther inside the house, "Ignore it, Lupe. Go to bed!"

Fergus shook his head and banged harder and harder on the door until he could feel Lupe’s frustration radiating from the inside.

"That’s it! I’m just going to go take a look."

A smirk broke across Fergus’s face as he hurried back to his hiding spot, feet ready to dive into action the moment the door opened.

However, "Hello?" Lupe called instead without opening the door.

He grimaced, losing his cool. He really wanted to make a swift and noiseless kill. He intended on killing just one of them too. If he killed the daughter and mother, none of them would be around to be miserable and mourn the other’s death.

Yet, on days when he was having a bad day, remembering the pain he had inflicted and people suffering because he had killed their loved ones was one of the things that made him feel better.

He couldn’t lose that with this kill. He always made sure he had all of his wins. So, one of them needed to stay alive.

That, however, depended on Lupe right now. It was either she got the door and saved one of their lives or listened to her mother and they both died.

Fergus was down for any.

Disappointment bit at him as it took longer for Lupe to get to the door. He, however, wouldn’t let it show or get to it. One thing he’d learned from living for centuries was patience.

He needed to play this right.

Lupe hesitated, whispering something muffled before a sliver of light appeared beside the door frame. A chain rattled on the inside, then the door creaked open about a hair’s breadth.

Lupe peeked out, eyes wide and searching.

That was his moment.

He didn’t give her a chance to see him. He channeled his vampire speed and sped like the wind as he surged past her, slipping through the narrow opening like smoke.

He didn’t waste time with Lupe, her fear was- too raw, too fresh. He craved a different kind of terror tonight; a seasoned fear laced with denial.

She needed to be a tough a lesson. She had looked down on Isleen earlier and he’d made a mental note to make her his food. Isleen was his. She needed to respect her or pay with her life.

He darted straight for the stairs, his senses honed to pinpoint the source of the older woman’s scent. He could feel the prickle of uncertainty radiating from her.

One could smell when one’s end was drawing near. She was probably feeling hers. It was a delicious premonition of her coming fear- the uncertainty reeking from her.

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