Vampires VS. Werewolves ↨ Book 1: The War Begins ↨ NEW ANNOUNCEMENT: 1/11

When we got to the lake, I set her into the water and kicked her off, drifting father to the middle of it, finally starting to sink. I dusted my hands. "Hopefully that's the end of that," I said, knowing it wasn't.

"Hopefully." He smiled a little.

I nodded, walking back to the campsite.

He walked with her.

It got a little too quiet for me. "So . . . What's been going on in your world lately?"

"Not much." He admitted.

I shrugged, continueing to the camp.

He walked beside her.

I looked behind us and sighed, turning back to look infront of me.

(who's the olive?)

(You'll see. )

(lol, kk)

I snuck a lance at him and averted my eyes back infront of me. C'mon Jess! Just Tell him! But what if he gets totally weirded out? I don't wanna risk him being my friend. I argued with myself.

He noticed the glance but decided to ignore it.

I took a deep breath. Okay, just tell him. Just go and tell him. I turned to him and opened my mouth to talk, but I smelled something weird in the air. I turned around. "Who's there?!" I called out.

"But I can smell them! Someone's there!"

I smelled the air. "They were just here a second ago! I can't smell them now, but I can still sense they're here! Please, you believe me, don't you?"

He looked at her, the answer in his eyes.

I sighed. "Please," I said, not saying his name on purpose; I didn't know who or what was there, and I wanted to be careful.

"Jessi." He said. "There's no one there."

My eyes widened and I covered his mouth. "Don't say our names out loud you idiot! Someone. Is. Out. there."

He hit it away. "You're overreacting!" He shouted. "There's no one and nothing out there!"
She jumped from tree to tree, slipping away.

I turned around. "I can hear them leaving . . ."