Blood Pact by Sharon Rose Mayes

Author:Sharon Rose Mayes
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: romance, vampire, horror, paranormal, young adult, teen, ya

Chapter 8

After school, the evening passed by slowly. I just hoped that my mom was actually asleep behind her shut bedroom door and not waiting for me to try anything. Walking out of my room, I crept across the hallway and listened for sounds coming from my mom’s bedroom . Not hearing anything , I looked underneath her door. Her light was off, so I took that as a sign that she was asleep.

I sent Taylor a text message and let her know that I would meet the team at the end of my block in ten minutes. After getting dressed, I snuck down the stairs and out the backdoor . Outside I opened the trunk of my car to get my katana just in case I needed it for our information gathering trip. Closing the trunk quietly , I glanced up at the house to make sure that her light was still off.

The coast was clear, so I quickly started walking down the sidewalk. Luckily Taylor’s car was waiting at the corner of my street. She had already picked up Lucas , so I climbed into the backseat.

“What about everyone else?” I asked them.

“They are meeting us at the park,” Lucas explained .

I nodded in acknowledgement and Taylor drove off toward the park. When we pulled up to park, the other guys were already there waiting for us.

“You guys ready?” Kyle asked as we get out of the car.

“I am,” I told him . “Should one us jog the trail as a decoy?”

“It would probably be our best bet,” Lucas said.

“I’ll do it,” I volunteered.

We all started to get prepared for our hunting trip, and I handed my katana to Taylor to hang onto for me. Bidding them goodbye , I walked toward the most recent trail that we had heard people were being abducted from. Just as I was about to enter the trail , someone tapped me on my shoulder. I stopped and turned around to see Nick standing there looking unsure.

“Be careful,” he finally said to me after a few seconds.

“I will,” I told him , giving him a confused look and making eye contact with him.

One of our teammates cleared their throat, and the staring match we had going on ended . I turned back to jog down the path.

Even though it was already dark out, I could still see because thankfully there were light poles every ten to fifteen feet to keep the path lit for night runners. I started with a light jog because I didn’t know how long I would be running before any vampires would come out or if there were any out at all. On my way, I passed a small group of joggers that nodded greetings to me.

Jogging another quarter of a mile, I reached a bench. Deciding to take a break , I stopped and pretended to be stretching. I had a feeling that something was about to happen because I could sense that a vampire was near.

I felt like I was being watched, so to keep with appearances I continued to stretch .

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