Days passed, and we still hadn't killed Lucas. I was beginning to wonder if we ever would. Whenever I asked anyone, they said that they were waiting for the perfect time. The day-to-day monotony that came from doing nothing was wearing on me. More than once, I'd considered sneaking out at night to hunt some vampires just to work off all of my pent up energy, but I knew it was a bad idea. If any hunters caught me, I'd be dead. Even if I ever did work up the nerve to sneak out, there was no way it would be possible.Emily, Ethan, and my sisters came to the beach house to visit me often. I was suspicious that all the sporadic, unannounced visits were to make sure that I was staying in the house, but I didn't bring it up to anyone. The last thing I wanted was to get into another fight about how they all didn't trust me.I refused to talk to Anthony. He didn't seem too interested in talking to me either because I got no word from since I told him I wanted to break up. The rational part of
I strolled along the street eagerly as I looked round for signs of peril. The atmosphere felt extremely strange, and I sensed as if possibly something was going to burst out at me. I closed my eyes and focused on my senses.I should not have encountered so much difficulty. I was a Hunter and a formidable one at that. My family had a prestigious popularity for having the fiercest vampire killers ever, yet I rarely lived up to those principles.I turned my head quickly as I detected the sound, noises too subtle for a mere human to recognize. He loomed behind me. Rex. I had been chasing him for over two weeks now and he kept on escaping from me each time. Rex was a very deadly vampire. I'd tried to prove myself a worthy hunter by hunting and slaying vampires all by myself, even though I have not really succeeded once without the help of another hunter(which sucks, by the way). Still, I had to keep trying.I sensed his presence and turned around sharply to strike. Not this time, I thought
There was definitely no way I could endure seven hours of schooling while being so on edge as I presently am, I needed to go somewhere alone. I was an expert in sneaking away from school, and I took full advantage of the fact that invisibility was one of the most advantageous abilities you could have.I angrily shut my locker door behind me and when I made to leave, I noticed Jake right there. I stepped around him and went to the entrance."Wait, Rhea!" he yelled.I huffed and looked to him. "What do you want from me?" I asked irritably."No, I just...why are you so mad?" His voice was broken.It was unbelievable that he couldn't comprehend why I was infuriated. Men could be so clueless. "You just had to inform my mom about what happened last night," I barked."I was worried about you. You were pretty close to death, I thought she had to be aware of that," he replied."Because of you, I have to have a guardian now when I hunt, like a small kid," I complained.He made a face of underst
The next day happened to be a Saturday, thus I awoke later than usual and stayed at home. I occupied much of my time thinking out different techniques to get Travis. I had taken my mother's advice and gotten myself a nice that I had drenched in the strongest poison we had. I knew my school was quite tolerant; metal detectors were non existent, we never required identification cards, the amount of guards was quite scanty, the probability of anyone noticing my weapon was negligible. Later, in the evening I called Ethan and asked if he wanted to go with me hunting. He agreed which did not surprise me. We headed toward a new club, it was well known as a popular spot for vampires. Because of our ability to teleport, we can hunt any place on the planet we wish. I myself have taken single trips to Hollywood, Vegas, Paris, New York and some other great cities,xlthough I had only gone in search for these ungodly, blood-sipping vampires."Did you hear that?" Ethan asked me."Yes," I answered.
I walked down the street briskly as I listened for sounds that would confirm danger. The atmosphere felt too strange, it was as if something was about to jump out at me. I closed my eyes and concentrated on feeling.I shouldn't have been having so much trouble. I was a huntress and a powerful one at that. My family was renowned for having the fiercest vampire hunters in history, but I rarely ever lived up to those standards.I turned my head quickly as I heard the noise, footsteps to quiet for a human to even barely notice. He turned up behind me. Logan. I had been hunting him for two weeks now and he kept escaping me.Not this time, I thought as I looked at his eyes. Oops, bad move, I was entranced. Vampires had the luck of having eyes that could hypnotize anyone. Not that they really needed it, their looks were enough. They were gorgeous, there was something about the change from human to vampire that could make you look perfect, some always looked better than others of course, but
When I reached my locker I yanked it open, took the books out of my bag, and started shoving them in. I wouldn't need them today because I didn't plan on going to class. There was no way I could endure seven hours of school while I was so upset. I was the queen of skipping school, like I said invisibility was one of the most useful powers you could have.I slammed my locker shut and when I turned to leave I saw Ethan standing behind me. I stepped around him and headed for the door."Evy wait," he called.I kept walking, but then stopped when I realized that he was following me. Chances were he wouldn't stop until he caught me."What do you want?" I asked rudely."Why are you mad at me?" he asked in a hurt voice.I couldn't believe he didn't know. Men really were oblivious. "You told my mom about last night," I told him still rude."I was worried about you. Besides you were almost killed, I thought she should know," he said."Do you know what she did?" I asked. "She won't let me hunt b
I looked from Mrs. Firn to Ethan and then walked to my seat. I was instantly uncomfortable, and very aware of both Ethan and the vamp staring at me. The hairs on the back of my neck stood up, I would have felt better if Ethan was sitting closer, but he sat on the other side of the room. His last name was Bentley and mine was Sinclair, why teachers felt the need to seat us alphabetically I would never know."Okay we're continuing with conics today," Mrs. Firn said to the class. She waited as everyone groaned in unison and then announced, "But first, we have a new student in class today." She turned to the vamp and said, "Anthony if you need help with anything you can feel free to come after school when I do tutoring, or you can ask Evelyn, she's very good.""Okay thanks," he said to her and then he turned to me and smiled. The worst part about his smile was that it wasn't threatening, it wasn't arrogant, it wasn't even condescending. It was friendly?I glared at him. His smile grew wid
I knew I needed a plan, but my brain wasn't really cooperating. I decided to sleep on it and worry tomorrow. At least it would be Saturday, that was always guaranteed to brighten any teenager's outlook on life.I woke up the next morning and headed downstairs. My mom was home and she was staring at me curiously as I searched through the kitchen trying to find breakfast."You didn't go hunting last night?" she asked. I couldn't really blame her for being surprised, I always hunted on Fridays. I honestly couldn't remember the last time I had been home on a Friday night."I didn't feel like it," I answered.She frowned, "Evelyn, when I restricted your hunting privileges, it wasn't to stop you from hunting. And, I can't lift the restriction if you decide to boycott it.""I'm not boycotting anything, I just felt like staying home last night. I'm going hunting tonight. I'll call Ethan to see if he can go with me okay?" I reassured her.She pursed her lips and surveyed my face. I think she m