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The Death of Elvira

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Summary

Death has always been fond of Elvira. On the night of her twentieth birthday, Elvira is determined to defy even death to keep her terminally ill best friend by her side. But it seems that Death has other plans for her when she runs into Vali, a 300-year-old vampire with the notorious Count Dracula's power running through his veins. In a fight for her life, she manages to kill one of the Shades, Vali's supernatural and animalistic captors. Now, not only are they set on imprisoning Vali once more, but she is a target for their vengeance. As Elvira is forced to rely on the slightly unhinged and wicked vampire, she learns that maybe she is drawn to his darkness just as Death is drawn to her. When it seems Death will stop at nothing to consume her, will Elvira defeat the odds or succumb to the lure of its shadows? --- CW: Graphic mentions of suicide. Displays or mentions of depression, anxiety, panic, and PTSD. Discussions of death. Not to be used as a guide for relationships in real life.

Status
4yrs ago
Chapters
1
Rating
n/a
Age Rating
16+

Prologue

The sky was dark, with throbbing purple clouds off near the horizon, threatening of a storm to come the night when Elvira felt the hands on Death’s clock move. They were white and spindly, with wiry ends that looked like hungry fingers leaving jagged claw marks against a black face, ticking down the time until the moment her life was severed. Her name, scratched in gleaming silver beneath the twelve.

She’d felt it begin to tick, jerking into a grinding start with a metal-on-metal screech, as if it wasn’t supposed to start so soon, as if her life had been cut severely short when she met the man with blood-red eyes.

Death was coming for her, and if Elvira knew anything, it was that no one escaped death. No one but Death himself.…

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