Good, They Were Taking The Bait

"How many more people do you intend to turn into vampires to achieve whatever you have planned?" Martha asked Tucker as they walked side by side.

The man slipped both hands into his pocket, "As much as it'd take to bring down Adair."

"I still think you shouldn't turn Noah Pitt into a vampire. If Adair finds out about it, he's not going to let you off." Martha sighed, voicing out her issue.

"Why?" Tucker hissed and stopped abruptly. "Don't you want to do it? Or are you suddenly scared of Adair?"

Martha paused and also turned to face him as well. "Why won't I want to do it? You know how much I detest him."

"Is that so? Then why are you trying to hold me back from moving forward?"

"I'm not trying to hold you back. I'm just saying you shouldn't turn Noah into a vampire so soon. Adair's men watches them like a hawk, so he'll be the first to know once Noah begins acting weird." Martha rephrased.

The corners of Tucker's lips curled into a mischievous smile as he walked away without an
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