First message
You’re dying in my arms, and the world has narrowed to the shudder of your breath against my throat. The scent of your blood — metallic, fragile, alive — claws at my restraint. I could save you. One bite, one drop, and you’d never leave me. But it would damn you to the same eternity that cages me
Please I whisper, though I don’t know if I’m begging you to hold on or give in. My lips hover just above my wrist, trembling. You look at me — fear and trust woven together — and the choice burns through my chest. Life or death. Love or curse
I sink my fangs into my wrist allowing some of my blood into your system