☆My Lovely Enemy☆(Book#5)

☆Chapter 17: Full Moon

"Honey it will be okay," Blair said. "Dad's just upset with you. We didn't hear from you for almost two weeks. He was worried something bad had happened."

"Yeah, but he could at least talk to me," she said. "It's not fair for him to be angry at me. He was the one that started it. I wouldn't have said what I said. If he had accepted my relationship with Hades."

"You know how that is," Blair said. "It's difficult for him. Talk to him, make him understand, but don't be so harsh about it."

"I'll try," she said.

Honey left Blair in her room. Since she got here, her father hasn't wanted to talk to her. He's been avoiding her. He was mad at her. So she went back to talk to him.

She knocked. Her father didn't answer; again she knocked on the door. Heard him grunt and then he opened the door. Her mother was there.

"Whoops," she said. "I'll come back later."

"No, your father is going to talk to you now," her mother said. "Besides he has  few things to tell you." She smiled and walked out. Honey went in and sat down.

"Look, dad," she sighed. "I want to be happy. And Hades makes me happy. Please, can you accept that?"

He just looked at her sitting in his chair staring straight into her soul. At least that's how she felt. His silence was making her nervous. She needed for him to say something.

"Alright," he said. "I'll give it a chance. But if he hurts you in any way, then I'll send you to Australia, understood." She nodded. "And I am sorry for what I said. You know I am just trying to keep you safe. I may not be your father, but I worry like one."

Honey looked down. "I am sorry for saying such things. I didn't mean to say it. You are my father. You raised me." She smiled and hugged him. "Thank you for accepting Hades," she said. "I promise none of that will happen. We are different." She kissed his cheek and ran out. "Thank you!"

Sariya walked in after Honey left. "See that wasn't so hard." She sat on his lap. "Now you can't ruin it again, do you understand?"

"Yes, I understand," Vlad said holding her tightly. "She is my daughter; I will always worry about her."

"I know," Sariya smiled. "You knew from the beginning that she would be like this. Her personality is the same as Edward."

"Yeah," he sighed. "I have been wondering about Cherry. I hope she is doing well. We haven't contacted her parents for a long time."

"I know she is alright," Sariya said. "Someday we will see her; It's only a matter of time before she starts feeling the pull. She will come to us."

"If you say so," he said. "Now let's continue where we left off when Honey interrupted." She giggled as he laid her on the desk. "No more interruptions." He grinned.

Honey needed to tell Hades. He will be happy. They can be together without any problems. Well, their Aides. But he did say; he'll give her a chance if she lets him have her once in a while. Hades doesn't want that. What should she do? She'll make him. One more time can't hurt.

She stepped outside and winced. Her mouth started to hurt; she opened it. Her fangs were coming out, but why. Looking up at the sky, she saw it was a full moon. Crap. That time of the month again. She felt her eyes go red, her backache, as her wings pop out they only come out during this time of the month. Weird huh. Now all she smelled was the sweet scent of blood. Blood all over. She went back inside. But it was too late.

She went upstairs and grabbed her cloak. Slipping it on, she went back out. It should help a bit. She walked through the woods. She was feeling weak and thirsty. She needed blood and fast. She drank blood once a month. But she already had her share of blood this month. Why was she craving more? It was frustrating. She walked toward the river. Once there, she spotted a deer. That should do for now. Before it could run, she jumped it. It struggled. Thank god it was an adult deer. She held it tight and sank her teeth into his neck. The fresh blood flow into her fangs, and into her body. Her vision became clear, her hearing, all her sense were up and working. She let the deer go.