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I was taken away from the only place I called home. I was used as a blood-bag to those filthy creatures with fangs, just for money. I guess I should feel lucky that I'm not dead...but I wish I was now that I knew a certain bloodsucker with a crown wanted me for eternity.

A kid was adopted into a rich family where he had 11 step-brothers. Growing up he didn't have a good relationship with his brothers but it all changed when his parents died in a car accident which left him in a coma for 3 years. After waking up, his brothers love him but it doesn't seem like normal?

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A Collection of Short Stories which mostly contains romance but, along with few amazing twists and thrills! You can expect stories in different genres varying from Romance to Teen Fiction to Spiritual to Mystery! Join the journey of many amazing people in this book and read the fun and love filled stories.#1 in cutecouple#4 in shortstorycollection out of 11.6k#7 in stories out of 50k

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|| Highest Rank - #3 in Teen Fiction ||Amanda thought she had found the love of her life. She had everything perfectly planned out; the university she would attend, the car she would drive, the house she would own, the place she would get married and even the money she would earn. Much to her dismay, all her plans went straight down the drain when she caught her golden boy in bed with someone else. She thinks she is the only person who feels absolutely devastated, but she is proven wrong when, one night, a certain bad boy knocks on her door. Now what could a six foot tall, arrogant jerk want from her? Isn't it obvious? He wants revenge. -Cover by @-belllawritesCopyright © by Laylaa Khan