All Chapters of The Idol Deadly Secret: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

Lea, whose suspicions regarding the existence of vampires had been mounting, began to doubt Jonathan. The handsome medic, whom she considered a friend, had just done something unthinkable: he had licked the blood from her scraped knee.To reassure herself, Lea led Joe out into the bright morning sun, but he instinctively pulled away, preferring the deep shade of a nearby tree."What are you doing, Joe? The morning sun is good for your skin, isn't it?" Lea asked, watching him closely."My skin is healthy enough as it is. I don't want to get a tan," he argued, trying to sound reasonable."Ah, I see."Lea’s suspicion only deepened. She began looking for ways to avoid him, sticking to sun-drenched paths and crowded areas where she felt safe."Lea, let's go over there!" Joe suggested, pointing toward a lush cafe tucked under the canopy of massive trees.The cafe looked deserted. Sensing danger, Lea quickly pulled out her phone and pretended it was ringing. "Hello? What’s wrong?" She acted

Briona told Lea that Drex and the rest of the crew had gone to the upper forest for a shoot. She claimed they were looking for wild plants to use for cooking, just like they did yesterday. Intentionally misleading her, the woman pointed in the opposite direction and left Lea there alone.Innocent and trusting, Lea followed the path that led deeper into the woods. She found herself marveled by the lush trees that seemed to grow thicker with every step she took."Wow, no wonder they chose this location. It’s breathtaking," Lea whispered to herself without a hint of hesitation.The girl quickened her pace. Based on what Briona had said, the team was already up there, and Lea didn’t want to be the one holding them up. She needed to catch up fast."Wait, I still don't see them. Where is everyone?" Lea murmured as she reached a clearing. "There should be a lot of crew members and equipment here. Why is it so quiet?"Doubt began to creep in, but then she heard a faint rustling from the folia

Barbara, curious about the sound coming from the basement, stepped back inside. She was increasingly convinced that Joe was there—perhaps trying to prank her by hiding in the shadows.Meanwhile, Garett, the bloodthirsty vampire, deliberately made noises to lure her closer to the alley where he was being held captive."I'm pretty sure you're in there, Jonathan!" she called out, walking towards the aisle on the left.Just two meters away, Garett was within reach. The vampire was already hanging from the ceiling, ready to pounce on her."Barbara!" Joe’s voice suddenly called from outside."Joe? You’re out there? I thought you were in here!" Barbara replied, immediately turning around to walk out.Irritated, Garett thrashed against the iron chains binding his legs. Hearing the commotion, Joe—realizing what was happening—quickly rushed inside."What was that sound?" she asked."Hurry, get out! I think there’s a massive rat in there!" Joe replied, catching a glimpse of Garett lurking on the

Elea, traveling with Drex to Vanhal, had finally gone undercover to evade the prying eyes of reporters. Surprisingly, Drex suddenly mentioned that he had no problem with being rumored to be with Lea.“Haha, even so, rumors will always be rumors, and that is just irritating!” Lea replied."What? Irritating?""Everything fake is irritating, Drex.""Ah, I never thought about it that way.""Haha, come on. Life as a human is full of fakes. As a Lycan, you would never understand," Lea teased."Yes, you're right. Humans are the most difficult creatures to understand," Drex agreed.Lea and Drex flew to Vanhal, a smooth journey without the typical hassle of journalists.“Why does the sky look so beautiful? Have you never had the desire to fly?” Lea asked as she gazed out the plane window."I’m a Lycan, not a bird. I can’t fly. It is simply fate,” Drex answered."But I saw you jump so high that night!" Lea remembered the time they had watched the stars together."Yeah, that was jumping, not fly

Drex took Elea to Xelovia. She never expected that after their journey to Vanhal, she would have the chance to visit such a place—a land of breathtaking, snow-capped mountains. Drex’s estate was nestled in a stunning village, surrounded by unique vegetation that shifted beautifully with the seasons."Has the weather suddenly turned freezing?" Elea asked, her breath hitching as she shivered."It has," Drex replied calmly. "These mountains are snowy year-round. We’re lucky we didn’t fly during winter; the snowstorms here are lethal.""But, Drex... I didn't bring a heavy jacket!""Haha! You don't need one," he teased, a mischievous glint in his eyes. "Just hug me. My fur will keep you warm enough.""Are you crazy? Do you think everyone here is a Lycan?" Elea whispered, shooting him a wary look."Ah, point taken. I rarely think about jackets. But don’t worry, we’ll buy you one later," Drex said."Fine, my wealthy lord.""I’ll just deduct it from your salary," he deadpanned."Ugh, how crue