The Nineteenth Wife of the Vampire King
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The Vampire King, Caius Acheron, is notorious for his cruel and bloodthirsty nature. Yet, Venera believes this fearsome king is remarkably gentle. Indeed, the revered Vampire King of the vampire race has fallen for a seven-year-old human girl, who becomes his nineteenth wife. From then on, it became known in the vampire world that the king adores children, particularly Venera Valentine. ... "Brother, why are you so kind to me?" "Because you are my wife, Vera." ... "Vera, you've called me brother for so long; when will you call me husband?" ... Venera was plunged into an expansive and mysterious world filled with wonder and adventure. However, she soon realized something was amiss with her. It turns out that even if she weren't the chosen one, she would still be drawn into chaos. + - + - + - + - + - + Please help support me at: ko-fi.com/xanaclarke

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The story is incredibleStill waiting for the next chapter
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It's not the real problem kamilia what I mean it's that for me the author keep creating useless misunderstandings between lith and Solus and I don't like that very much, especially because lith keep saying to himself how important is Solus for him how he miss her when she is not with him and I understand the "plot" between them but I think it is too much dragged, especially how lith it's supposed to be intelligent and how he can understand things pretty easily, also it's frustrating because I love the character of Solus she has always been with lith and has always been supporting him and so I don't understand why add a character like kamilia in the story, she imo don't add anything to the story, am I in the wrong?

Edit: to answer your question I have read about 550 chapters more or less so I don't think I encountered her/him/? yet or I have a shi**y memory
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