'True Blood' season 7 spoilers: Sookie and Bill to end up together?

The popular "True Blood" series is about to end with three episodes left and many fans are wondering whether Sookie and Bill will end up together before the season concludes.

There are three episodes left before the hit vampire series will come to a close and everything is coming to a full circle. It seemed that what will happen to Sookie and who she will end up with is taking shape.

When the season started, Sookie was dating the werewolf Alcide, but he ended up dead trying to protect her. Eric, on the other hand, was missing for a while but after he was found, he went on a quest after he found out that drinking from Sarah Newlin is the cure for Hep V virus.

The official HBO synopsis for next week's episoden states: "Sookie (Anna Paquin) retreats in confusion. Sam (Sam Trammell) makes a choice. Jason (Ryan Kwanten) exercises uncharacteristic restraint, while Eric (Alexander Skarsgard) faces a dilemma after being caught in a lie."

In next week's episode, Bill will not feed off Sarah Newlin as he thought that it is his fault that he ended up the way he did. Bill is feeling like he and Eric are death and that is all they can give Sookie.

"True Blood" fans must hold on to their chest as more deaths are set to happen in the final season of the hit vampire TV series. The audience will surely shed more tears as more characters were said to die in the conclusion of the "True Blood" series.

"True Blood" episode 8, "Love Is to Die," will air on August 17th, 2014, while the hit vampire drama series "True Blood" airs every Sunday, 9 PM at HBO.

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