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anyone?”
    Vince uncovered his face and shook his head. “I’ve never bitten anyone.”
    “What?” Lauren sat up, shocked. “How do you eat?”
    Vince rolled his eyes. “We aren’t exactly living in the dark ages. I buy packets.”
    “And before that?”
    “Animals. I didn’t want to take the chance of being discovered.” Vince mumbled shamefully. “I wasn’t born a vampire. I was turned in nineteen-nineteen by a friend of my father’s. I had influenza and my dad had already lived through the death of my mother to the same illness. He was desperate.”
    “How old were you?”
    “Thirty-two.”
    “And you weren’t married?” She covered her mouth. “Sorry, there I go again.”
    “I’d lost my fiancée the previous year. It was a bad time for everyone. I fought my dad, thinking I’d rather just die like all those that I’d loved and lost. But he had no one, and so he did what he thought was right.”
    “I thought vampires didn’t come out of hiding until recently? How was it that your dad knew?”
    “Fane went to university with my father. Dad saw Fane feeding on another young man and was intrigued by what he saw. Since Fane didn’t kill the man, my father decided Fane would be a good ally to have. The two of them became good friends for many years.”
    Vince paused, running his fingers idly over Lauren’s back. “For years, I was ashamed that I was alive while everyone I’d loved wasn’t. I chose to live in a sort of vacuum after my father’s death. Fane brought me back into the land of the living. He got me a job with the Philadelphia police department back in the forties. I was forced to move from city to city every five years or risk someone asking why I didn’t age. As much as I bitch about them, the Bureau of Vampire Affairs helped change my life and my future.”
    “And you don’t want that future to include me,” Lauren surmised. The thought of being rebuffed hurt her even more than her father’s betrayal.
    “I didn’t say that. It’s not something you can just decide to do. Besides the dangers involved in the transition, could you live every day watching those you care about die while you never age?”
    Lauren shook her head. “I care about four people. You, York, Benson and Drone.” She leaned forward and kissed him. “All of you are vampires. Who would I watch die?”
    “They’re the men you enjoy being in bed with?”
    “Yes. They all work for an off-shoot organization of the BVA. Does it bother you that I’ve been with them?” Despite the fact that she was falling for Vince, Lauren wasn’t sure she was ready to give up the relationship she shared with her friends. It might not be normal or socially acceptable, but they’d been the three men who had held her together for years.
    Lauren straddled Vince’s lap. “Are you the jealous type?”
    Vince ran his hands up her thighs to circle her waist. Rolling them over, he covered her with his body. “I realize that a vampire’s natural instinct is to surround himself with others, but I haven’t found anyone to be territorial over in ninety-three years. I think I’m due, don’t you?”
    He started a slow grind as Lauren tried to think. “But you haven’t met the guys. What if you like them?”
    Vince reached between them and guided his cock back to her core. “Like them or not, no one will compare to you.”
    Flattered, Lauren wrapped her legs high around Vince’s back. “What if you could bury yourself in my pussy while having your ass filled with a fat cock? You telling me that doesn’t turn you on?”
    Vince didn’t need to verbalize his answer, the intensity of his fucking increased with each word she said. Lauren decided to see how far she could push him. “Drone’s cock is the biggest, but he’s also the least socialized of the bunch. Maybe, that’s why I like him to fuck my ass so much.”
    With a grunt, Vince pulled out of Lauren’s pussy and flipped her over. He used her own juices and the cum