nce. His dark hair was short and thick, and he had dark,

im. Vanessa, Samson’s friend who he regarded as family, nudged him with her elbow. He di

Vanessa sa

, although he knew exactly

t look, Sam. And it’s the look you have on your fac

now preoccupied with Maddison. He was flirting with her obviously, and Madison la

tch” she whispered to herself, but, Mark, her boyfriend, who was

’re fixating” he sa

she said, “I’m just quietly hating on this bi

who was just giving Samson a talk about Jacob

ake you from me, knowing fully well that we were together. She’s such a slut. Today it’s Jacob Saunders

so she he could kiss her forehead. “Just forget about her and let it go….and you too, Sam” He added, reaching out and punchin

said to Vanessa, still watching Jacob and Madison, and

s blonde and long, and he usually left it to fall down down his neck to his shoulders. Today, he had it tied in a knot at the back of his head

y he has interrupted our day for this so called meeting. The last

Vanessa yelled at hi

e gave her a smile that didn’t even come

es of everyone in the hall was immediately on him,

ght be you, or your loved one and I’m just trying to avoid this turning into something else. A week ago, a man was killed in the woods, and just two days ago, another human, a young man th

y to his feet. “There’s no need for us to beat around the bush

rose slowly to his feet. “You have no proof. That is just a

iends are the culprits behind the killings that have been goi

ed him up with his eyes as he came to stand face to face with him. Sa

grin on his face. “What will you do,

ng hard to control his temper. And that was something he wasn’t ver

d, like Samson’s threats meant nothing to him,

ho amongst us hasn’t killed a human before? Who?” he yelled, and his voice echoed in the large hall. “Even t

them a lot. And he knew that there were others who were worried too, but most of them were afraid of Jacob, and so they wouldn’t speak up. The hunters mi

r numbers kept increasing. If Jacob kept up like this, leaving bodies in his trail, it would only be a matter of time before