Vampire Queen : Fated Love

Josh woke up with an excited jolt, his heart racing as he remembered the conversation from last night.

The approval from his parents was still fresh in his mind, and he knew exactly what he wanted to do next.

" Guess Tara was right, when she first meet our brother in law she was so happy and excited. And here now I am also "

" Uffsss , life is so clean . Life is co clean "

" What the hell , I am saying "

" Today I have something big plan "

Josh muttered while slowly woke up from his bed .

After stretching lazily, he got up and followed his morning routine—brushing his teeth, washing up, and heading to breakfast.

" Look , you look gorgeous "

Josh said while looking into mirror and seeing his face .

Then he go for some walk out and exercise.

And after few while he came to the kitchen room .

While chewing on some toast, his mind was already buzzing with plans for the day.

He grabbed his phone immediately after finishing and dialed Sarah's number.

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The Call 📱

"Good morning, Sarah,"

Josh said with a bright, eager tone.

"Morning, Josh,"

Sarah replied, her voice calm and composed, with a slight edge of detachment.

"So, now that everything's settled, I was thinking… we should celebrate,"

Josh said, his enthusiasm spilling over.

"Celebrate?" Sarah asked, feigning curiosity.

"Yes! I was thinking of taking you out on a full-day date. From 10 a.m. today to tomorrow morning. Just us."

Sarah paused for a moment, her mind racing with her own plans.

Josh's eagerness was amusing to her, a tool she could manipulate for her goals.

"Hmm, that's quite the idea, But no . My father will be worried so , I can promise till night oke? "

" WUUHHHH... OK..EE "

Josh replied while simply but full heartbroken. He wants to stay with Sarah in hotel for today but I guess that will not happening now .

she said finally, her voice laced with subtle mischief.

"Fine, let's do it. I'll meet you at the bus stop."

"Perfect! I'll pick you up on my bike,"

Josh said excitedly, barely able to contain himself.

"See you soon,"

Sarah said, her voice sweet but her expression calculating as she ended the call.

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Josh arrived at the bus stop on his stylish black bike, the engine purring as he pulled up.

He had dressed up for the occasion, wearing a leather jacket and sunglasses that he thought made him look cool.

Spotting Sarah waiting there, his heart skipped a beat.

Sarah was dressed elegantly yet simply, her black dress flowing in the light breeze.

She wore a faint smile, but her eyes betrayed a sharpness that only someone observant would notice.

"Wow, you look amazing,"

Josh said, unable to hide his awe.

"Thanks," Sarah said, brushing a strand of hair behind her ear.

"You're not bad yourself."

Josh grinned, pulling off his sunglasses with a flourish.

"Shall we?"

Sarah climbed onto the bike, wrapping her arms loosely around Josh's waist.

"Lead the way, lover boy."

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Josh had meticulously planned their day, wanting to impress Sarah at every turn.

Their first stop was a quaint café downtown. Josh pulled out Sarah's chair for her, trying to act chivalrous, but she merely smirked at his attempts.

While they waited for their coffee, Josh leaned in, resting his chin on his hand.

"So, Sarah, I was thinking…"

"Hmm?" Sarah said, her tone disinterested as she stirred her drink.

"I want to make today perfect for you. Anything you want, just say the word,"

Josh said, his voice filled with sincerity.

Sarah's smile widened, but it wasn't warm—it was calculating.

"Oh, Josh, you're too sweet. But you don't have to try so hard. I'm already enjoying myself."

Josh blushed, scratching the back of his head.

"I just… I really like you, Sarah. I want to make you happy."

Sarah tilted her head, her expression softening for a moment.

"That's cute, Josh. Really."

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As the day went on, Sarah began subtly testing Josh's limits.

At a high-end boutique, she picked out an expensive necklace and tried it on.

"What do you think?" she asked, twirling in front of Josh.

"It looks amazing on you," Josh said, his eyes sparkling.

"Great," Sarah said, handing the box to him.

"You're paying."

Josh froze for a moment, but then he laughed nervously.

"Of course, anything for you."

Sarah watched as he swiped his card without hesitation, a satisfied smirk playing on her lips.

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Later, at an amusement park, Josh couldn't stop fawning over Sarah.

"Do you want to try the Ferris wheel?" he asked eagerly.

Sarah shrugged. "Sure."

As they sat in the enclosed car, Josh couldn't help but gush about how beautiful the view—and Sarah—was.

"You're like… the moon," Josh said dreamily.

"The moon?" Sarah asked, raising an eyebrow.

"Yeah, mysterious, beautiful, and out of reach for most people,"

Josh said, his voice dripping with admiration.

Sarah rolled her eyes, but she couldn't deny the power she held over him.

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As the evening approached, Sarah's demeanor grew colder.

They walked through a quiet park, the streetlights casting long shadows.

Josh, still in his lovestruck haze, didn't notice the shift.

"Josh," Sarah said suddenly, her voice sharp.

"Yes?" he replied, startled.

"Do you think I'm a good person?" she asked, her gaze piercing.

"Of course!" Josh said without hesitation.

"You're amazing, Sarah."

Sarah chuckled darkly.

"You don't even know me, Josh. Not really."

Josh frowned, trying to understand.

"What do you mean?"

"Nothing," Sarah said, her tone dismissive.

"Let's keep walking."

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As midnight approached, they found themselves back at Sarah's place.

Josh walked her to the door, his heart pounding.

"I had a great time today," Josh said, his voice soft.

Sarah smiled faintly. "So did I."

"Can I… see you again tomorrow?" Josh asked, his voice hopeful.

Sarah leaned in, placing a light kiss on his cheek.

"We'll see."

As she closed the door behind her, her smile faded, replaced by a calculating expression. Today had been a success—for her.

Josh was wrapped around her finger, and she was one step closer to her ultimate goal.

Josh, meanwhile, walked back to his bike, his heart soaring.

He couldn't wait to tell his brothers about the perfect day he'd had. Little did he know, the game Sarah was playing had only just begun.