Promised to the Vampire King

It all started when Thomas Clifford, the King vampire of Dallnalia, demanded that his subordinates found a woman worthy to become his wife, the Queen of Dallnalia. Thomas was the kind of man who lived surrounded by sycophants and attractive women and was accustomed to having everything and everyone in the palm of their hands. For the King, marriage was something remarkable. It was not about seeking fidelity, or love, but yes, to find the greatest beauty in the kingdom and display as a trophy. A woman capable of causing envy in opponents and admiration in allies. After two years of incessant search, with entourages visiting every corner of the country finally one of the men returned boasting of having found a suitor to the height expected by Thomas and after traveling to inspect the young man, the butler James returned restlessly and invaded the king’s chambers, without ceremony, eager to tell the good news. With an incomparable beauty, Mila Rivera, twenty-two years old, was the chosen of the King. The patriarch of the Rivera family would have willingly left the king would take the girl, only to have someone of his blood sit on the throne. Meanwhile, the prodigal Thomas covered the family with riches, as if to congratulate you for producing such a perfect creature. While Thomas waited in the castle, a royal entourage went to fetch the future queen. In Dallnalia, there were no wedding or coronation ceremonies, so the young woman was dressed according to her new rank and, with a crown on her head, beautiful girl with green eyes, black hair and graceful body was taken to her new home. She was now Mila Clifford, the Queen of Dallnalia.