Bite Me

Turning someone into a vampire wasn't supposed to be rocket science, right? Or at least that was what Calder thought, anyway. Instead, now he's in way over his head as he tries his best to navigate through how to save Aiden once more. It appears Aiden's body is resisting the vampirism virus. With Aiden unable to drink blood and his heart trying to come back to life only to fail time and time again, I would venture to say Calder is becoming more than a little worried about the situation.Aiden is really starting to wonder if being buried alive was some type of foreshadowing for the current events that are now his life. Of course, he's a bit of a pessimist, so we can't really take his opinion into consideration just yet. There's still got to be some kind of hope, especially with Calder doing everything he can. All I do know is that Aiden being sick is turning him into the biggest brat in the history of brats.Follow them along on their little journey to find a cure for Aiden as they banter and bicker the whole way through.

When Calder and Aiden's New York trip ends up being a waste of time, there's only one thing left to do. Freak out! Okay, well, until Calder steps in to calm Aiden down at least.Suddenly, Aiden finds himself with a third wheel that he can't seem to shake. Calder swears up and down that Matty is just a friend, but that doesn't stop the jealous little monster from coming out of Aiden. It appears Matty's not leaving any time soon, so Aiden just has to suck up his pride and deal.Marcus has been looking into other solutions to Aiden's problem, and I'm sure Sin hasn't gone far from him. Eve is still her sassy, grumpy wolfish self, adding her two cents here and there. All the while, Aiden finds himself at a crossroads of sorts. One path leads to the cure and away from Calder. The other, well, you get the gist. The question is which one will Aiden choose? Will he choose eternal love? Or will he choose to go back to before all this supernatural insanity? I guess only time will tell.

Gregory has never felt the need to change for anyone or anything. It's who he's always been, and he's gotten through life like that just fine so far. Some would even go as far as to say he's set in his ways, but what do you expect from a four-hundred-year-old vampire? Knox is down on his luck. Just lost his job, and he's about to be kicked out of his apartment. Matty told him to go see about a job at his uncle's hotel, but Knox doesn't like feeling like someone's charity case. Personally, you would think his predicament rather strange for a vampire, but he's still rather new to the whole vampire life since he's only been one for about twenty years now. He hasn't gotten into the swing of investing or planning for a future that'll stretch over a span of several hundred years. However, when Knox stumbles into Gregory's life, everything becomes chaos, and yet it all starts to click into place. Whether either of them would care to admit it, though.