City of Fallen Angels by Cassandra Clare

Simon has no choice but to encanto her into forgetting the entire thing and beating feet out the door. Then his mother finds his stash of blood in his room and insists that he’s a monster.

Men in tracksuits try to “mug” him and are immediately blown to bits by his Mark. The world just keeps dogpiling onto Simon.

However good guy Simon turns down the offer initially to think it through. You will always be other and outside.” Camille to Simon, You befriend Shadowhunters, but you can never be of them. “Eternity is a long time to spend alone, without others of your kind. Camille also presents the idea that Simon’s Shadowhunter friends don’t care for him as much as he does for them - something Simon struggles with throughout the book. After all, he is immortal and there will come a time when his friends and family will die and he will be alone. In return, Camille says that Simon will finally be accepted into vampire society. He is summoned by Camille Belcourt - the former leader of the New York Vamps - who wants him on her side to take down Raphael and reclaim the clan. City of Fallen Angels is a turning point for Simon as he comes to terms with the fact that even though he can pretend to still be human, he is a vampire. Simon is now practically indestructible as anyone who tries to harm him is quickly served a punishment “sevenfold”. It turns out that these attributes make him a hot commodity in the Downworld. He’s adjusting to not only life as a vampire, but his life of being a Daylighter with the Mark of Cain.

City of Fallen Angels by Cassandra Clare