Mated to My Enemy novel Chapter 49

I turned around and passed all the doors again. The other end of the hall didn't seem to be a dead end, around the corner was another hallway that led to some spiraling stairs.

I went to the stairs and went down, my shoes making slight noise as I did. This place really is huge. It made me wonder how Arron's whole house looked like since I've only been on the first and second floor. Eh.

Once I reached far enough, I stopped to make sure there was no one around. Nothing. I'm not sure if this is a good thing. But then again when I used to train with Kyle, I didn't really see many people *cough vampires* so I guess this was good?

I finished going downstairs and saw that I was in what seemed to be a library. There were tall shelves against the walls with books loaded on them. Across from me were two wooden doors. Ok, where the heck is the exit?! I decided there wasn't a choice but to and see if the doors maybe led somewhere. I crossed the large library and reached the doors. Suddenly, there was a pounding on the door.

"Let me out!" Someone yelled from inside.

I jumped back, frightened.

"Somebody let me out!" They yelled again.

It was now that I seemed recognize the voice. Could it be...?

"Zander?" I yelled so that I could be heard through the door.

"Daphne? Let me out!" he answered.

I looked at the door and saw that a key was needed.

"I can't! I don't have the key!" I told him.

"Um, I think there's a spare key inside a red book," he told me.

I turned around and saw that there were many books that were red. Great.

"Any more specifics?" I asked, glancing around the library.

"It's called 'Red Moon' and it should be in the top shelf!" he answered.

Oh well that just got simple, notice the sarcasm.

The guy hissed but bowed nonetheless. Bowed? Why'd he bow? The guy ran from there and I was left with Zander.

"You've got a lot of explaining to do," I said, cocking an eyebrow.

He nodded and said, "Not now, I promise that I'll tell you later."

I rolled my eyes.

"Ok lets go, we have to get you out of here," he said, pulling my arm.

I pulled back, "But what about my mom?"

"You're in danger, I'll figure out a plan to help her," he said pushing me forward.

I reluctantly walked forward toward the stairs. He led me through some corridors and before I knew it, we were in the training room.