Hunter's Heritage Chapters 18 and 19

I know I missed last weeks post on Wattpad, but I made to update Hunter's Heritage today. One of my new favorite characters in book 2 is in these chapters and I loved writing him! Actually these two chapters were the ones that got me through the first half of the book. I anxiously waited to get to write them and when I did, I had a blast, so I hope you enjoy reading them as much as I enjoyed writing them.

Sebastian and Jonas were both ridged at her side as well. “You must be Emilio,” Sebastian said, his voice low and predatory.

Emilio quirked an eyebrow, smirking up at him. He swished a glass of red stuff – Tabitha assumed it was blood – in his hand. “I must be. What can I do you for?”

“We’re here for information,” Tabitha said, stepping forward. She folded her arms not only to keep her hands from reaching for the nearest pointy thing but also to keep a physical barrier between herself and this devilish vampire.

He took a sip of his drink, slowly, lazily never taking his eyes off her. Tabitha resisted the urge to shutter. Not many vampires had that sort of influence over her. Her instincts, her strength, that predatory part of her roared in her ears to kill him. To snuff him out. But she needed information. He couldn’t die. Yet. “Yes,” he said, setting his glass down on the table in front of him. “So, I heard. My vampires have been watching you since you arrived… You and your human friends have been very busy.”

Tabitha scowled, not liking the way he said human, like it was a threat. “That vampire we caught last night. She was one of your spies?”

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