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    SLAYER (1)

    Chapter 1

    Two years after the opening of the Peabody Porter Gallery.

     

    The steel tipped projectile cut through the air with its intended target unknowingly about to receive it. The feeding vampire turned, almost sensing the arrival of the object that would turn him into a pile of dust, and released his would be victim for a moment. As if in slow motion, the arrow arrived. He had just a moment to see the eyes of the slayer whose crossbow had ended his existence. Before it pierced his chest, he could have sworn she winked at him.

    Bette walked toward the tombstone where the dust lay in a neat pile. As she walked over to the woman crying on the ground, she bent down and retrieved her arrow. She returned it to the holster on her back in one fluid motion and began helping the young woman up.

    “Miss, are you ok?”

    Between sobs the young woman looked up at her not able to comprehend what had just happened to her. 

    “Um, I…think…so. I don’t know what happened. He dragged me to this cemetery and I think he was trying to…bite me.”

    “Well, he was a vampire. That’s what…some of them do.”

    “A what?” This was the most annoying part of her job, trying to convince people that they had just had an encounter with a vampire.

    “You were almost bitten by a vampire, but you’re ok now.”

    She dusted her off and gave her a handkerchief to wipe her face. She motioned to the young woman’s neck.

    “May I see your neck please?”

    “Uh, yeah I guess since you just saved my life. Um are you some kind of cop?”

    Bette looked at her neck searching for fang marks.

    “A cop? No, I’m not a cop. I’m a slayer.”

    “A slayer?”

    “Yeah. I’m kind of a vampire exterminator.”

    The girl smiled and suddenly reached for Bette surprising her with a hug.

    “Thank you. Thank you for saving my life.”

    Bette smiled. In contrast, this was her favorite part of the job. Saving an innocent life was her nightly reward.

    “It’s my job, but you’re welcome. Come on, I’ll take you home. Oh, and I wouldn’t bother talking to the LAPD about this. They won’t believe you. Take this card and call this number in the morning. I work for them and they will take a statement from you about what happened to you tonight. Don’t forget to call. They can help you with counseling if you feel you need it.”

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    Comments

    1. i agree with vegas – that made my heart hurt too! so glad you’re back, i loved soul and i’m sure this is gonna be just as good but please get them to talk!!

    2. Hey JBLovin, Wonderful. You have made my day.A continuation (of sorts) from SOUL.I can just imagine Bette as a Slayer. The pity is that it has come at the cost of Bette and Tina’s realtionship.These gals really need to sort it out and regain their connection. Surely Peggy and Tina’s mom can help these gals rekindle their romance and love affair.Angie is so precious – using her magic so instinctively. I just pity the neighbours. Good that Tina is ready to quickly deal with everythign Angie throws at them.Perhaps Bette and Tina need some alone time. Just to see each other as individuals instead of parents, or slayer/witch.The drama is already taut so please post soon.Many thanks from a very grateful and Loyal Fan.

    3. Ok, none of that. Tina has never struck me as a which that is afraid to speak her mind so she should open that talented mouth of hers and talk to Bette. Either that or Bette needs to start making her talk. Great first chapter by the way, Soul was so good that I am reading it again. PPS

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