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The Nineteenth Wife of the Vampire King

Xanaclarke
The Vampire King, Caius Acheron, is known for his cruel and bloodthirsty streak. But why does Venera think that this vampire king is very gentle? That's right, the majestic vampire king of the vampire race is captivated by a seven-year-old human child, who is also his nineteenth wife. Since then, it has been known in the vampire realm that the vampire king likes children, specifically Venera Valentine. … "Brother, why are you so nice to me?" "Because you are my wife, Vera." … "Vera, you have been calling me brother for so long; when are you going to call me husband?" ... Venera was thrust into the vast unknown, a world full of wonder and adventure. However, she found out that there was something wrong with her. It turns out that even if she were not the chosen one, she would still be pulled into a whirlpool of chaos. + - + - + - + - + - + Please help support me at: ko-fi.com/xanaclarke
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