Vampire Hunter (A Twilight Story) - Season 1 - Episode 10

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Vampire Hunter (A Twilight Story) - Season 1 - Episode 10

-Continuation of Chp, New Perspective-

POV: Anna
I sat at the tiny desk in my motel room while I read through the last of many e-mails from my mother. Each one more panicked and rushed than the last.
Annabell,
Are you ok? I haven’t heard from you for three days! What’s going on and when are you coming home? It’s been almost three weeks. You better answer me by the end of the day or I’m sending the national guard after you and coming to Seattle myself. You know I haven’t been able to relax since you left and won’t till you walk safely through the front door. Please come home.
Love you!
Mom
Sigh, even in an email she insists on calling me Annabell. I just shook my head and began writing my response. Though I understood she worried it was unnecessary.
Mom,
Calm down I’m fine, like I always am. You haven’t heard from me because A) I’ve been a bit busy and B) I’m not in Seattle anymore. I followed a lead north…I am sorry I worried you but once again I’m fine! I don’t know when I’m coming home. Things are really complicated but I swear I will try to wrap this up ASAP! I’ll as soon as I have a better idea of what’s going on.
Take care of yourself! I miss you and hope to see you soon.

Love always,
ANNA (hint hint lol)
I pushed away from the desk, grabbed my keys and headed out the door to find some food. I hadn’t been able to eat since yesterday, before that lovely conversation with the immensely charming and polite werewolves. I drove around but it was clear the only real restaurant in town was a place called The Lodge. It looked tacky and was probably over priced but I pulled into the tiny parking lot, I really was hungry.

As I walked in I nearly laughed when I saw numerous stuffed elks floating around the walls. Definitely tacky. I was never one to overly criticize one’s style but this was just plain horrible. The hostess approached me with a smile, cutting my observation short.
“Hello and welcome to The Lodge. How many are we sitting this fine morning.” I quickly glanced out the window to the once again cloudy and chilly weather. By whose definition was this a fine morning?
I smiled politely, “Table for one please.” She led me to a table near the back and handed me a menu.

“Your waiter will be with you shortly” She said once I had opened it and left to seat a few more arrivals.

As I glanced at the menu I noted I was two for two, definitely over priced. I smiled a bit as I poured over their breakfast menu. A waiter soon approached me and he was eyeing me curiously. He had dark brown hair, almost black, and it was spiked near the front. He was about my age and maybe had an inch on me.

“Hello, my name is Andrew and I’ll be your waiter this morning. Are you ready to order or would you like another minute?” He smiled and continued to stare at me with unconcealed curiosity and…admiration? Great.
“No I’m ready. Could I have the scrambled eggs with toast and a class of ice tea please.” I folded my menu and handed t----t it into his outstretched hand and avoided eye contact.

“No problem, I’ll be back soon.” He smiled again and walked off. I leaned against the booth, closed my eyes and let my mind wonder. I was really hoping Sam would of called by now but I needed to be patient. I had decided last night that I would not take any course of action that would lead to a fight with this coven unless they made a move first.
Andrew returned in record time and placed both my drink and my food on the table in front of me. “Here you go, is there anything else I can get for you or perhaps any friends who may be joining you soon.” Haha, he wasn’t exactly being subtle. Poor guy, he didn’t realize I was not the kind of girl he wanted to get mixed up with. He was too small town and frankly he would probably have a nervous breakdown if he knew the real me. Though his reaction may be entertaining.
“No thanks. My boyfriend,” his face fell, “is visiting a friend right now. We aren’t staying in town long.” I smiled and turned to my plate of food and began to eat. The rest of my visit there Andrew did not make another pass. He was actually sulking a bit in the corner but when I said I was ready for the check he smiled politely and bid me farewell. Nice guy.

I got into my car and was about to turn the key to the ignition when my cell phone rang. I grabbed it quickly and after I glanced at the unknown ID I pressed ‘talk’.
“Hello, Anna speaking.” I said eagerly.
“Anna, this is Sam Uley.” I smiled and hoped he had good news for me. “I just wanted to inform you that I have conveyed your message and have given them your number.” He what! “When they decide I expect they will contact you themselves.”
I guess it could have been worse, “Well thank you Sam. I guess I have another call to wait for now.” I laughed lightly. He was silent for a moment and did not respond though I could still hear breathing on the other end. “Sam? Is there something else?”
“There is. I felt I should…warn you that while they may not feed off humans this coven is abnormally large and some of its members have talents of their own. You should be cautious.” I almost snorted, I was always cautious.

“I see. Such as?” If they had gifts I wanted to know about them. Though I had never met a vampire with gifts, that I was aware of at least, I knew some of them had extra abilities above the norm of their kind.
“Let’s just say you should watch what you think around them and be wary of your emotions. Good bye.” The phone call ended.
I took the phone off my ear and stared at it for a moment. After the initial shock of the conversation ending so suddenly I thought back to what he said. ‘watch what you think around them and be wary of your emotions.’ While he did not say directly what they could do I was confident that one of the vampires could read your mind but I was still unsure what he meant about my emotions. Could one of them sense what I was I feeling? This was going to complicate things, that was for sure.