Sterling Silver: Chapters 3, 4, and 5

So I realized as I was planning out the installments that if I were to just do two chapters a day with a book that's forty chapters long, that would be a looong time! Like it would span for months and I hadn't planned for it to last that long, so instead of just doing two chapters a day I've decided to do two chapters one week and then three another week. So last week there was chapters one and two, this week three, four and five and then next week there will be six and seven. Anyways! Chapters three, four and five are out today on Wattpad! Here's a snippet of Chapter Three:

Tabitha didn't know why she couldn't control herself in class. Sebastian hadn't tried to kill her or attack her at all... She could have killed him. Stabbed him in the middle of school and he would have desiccated in front of everyone.

Rule number two of being a vampire hunter: Keep the secret.

No one, no one could know that vampires existed. As a hunter Tabitha had an obligation to uphold that rule and keep the secret. If she didn't, she would be punished by the Carters, the hunter family – who were as much hunter royalty as Tabitha's family. Surprisingly, there were quite a few vampire hunters in their small town. For some reason Tabitha couldn't fathom, the Carters' ancestors had decided to make Rosewood their base of operations. Where they had settled and created the headquarters for the Moirai, the secret, worldwide hunter organization. Since then, hunters from all over the world came and lived there, drawn to the place.

Tabitha gripped the edge of the sink to stop her hands from wandering to her pocket where she always kept a vial of rowan. Go back into class and throw it at his head or... or... She took deep, even breaths, trying to calm her pounding heart, and ease the adrenaline rushing through her system, urging her to kill. He'd snuck past her last night and then today in class. How had she not sensed his vampirism to begin with?

She focused on her reflection, inhaling one more deep breath. Tabitha wiped her face dry before heading back toward class. Control. She needed to control herself. Tabitha kept her hands in fists at her sides as she entered the classroom again and went back to her seat. From the corner of her eyes she could see Sebastian shooting her an amused smirk that didn't reach his narrowed eyes.

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