This chapter is really short, and I'm sorry! its not really exciting, but you should still read it though (: I'll post more if I can tomorrow!

The Peacekeeper - Chapter II

“How can you be so irresponsible Ms. Vasilisa?!” yelled Headmistress Kaverin.

I rolled my eyes at her, and kept my gaze on the window behind her. It was dark outside, real dark. There were no stars out tonight, and the moon was nowhere to be seen. I sighed and turned my attention back to the Headmistress.

“Do you know the amount of attention you attracted to yourself? Do you know how dangerous this could be for both dhampirs and vampires?” She asked.
“Yes, I know the amount of attention I attracted to myself and yes I know how dangerous it is.” I answered her, my voice.
Kaverin sighed exasperatedly at me and shook her head. “I really do not know what to do with you anymore Ms. Vasilisa.” She looked away from me and stared out the window.

Seconds passed, probably minutes. I fiddled in my seat, eager to get this over with. Unlike most of my peers, I was considered impatient.

Finally she turned back to me. “Taking into account your recent behavior, I have decided to put you on probation.”
“Probation?” I asked, not believing a word of what she said. “Probation?? But I barely did anything!” I protested.
She raised her eyebrows at my choice of words. “Barely anything?” She asked, an amused edge to her voice. “Remember the time that you crashed into the school gate? Or the time that you beat up your Slavic History professor because he mentioned something about your family? And also the time when you punched a senior girl for some-“
“Okay, okay. I get it.” I said, sighing and flinching slightly at her words. I had done a few things, but it was all because they got me mad or it was an accident.
She smiled at me and I gave another eye roll. “Besides probation, you are only allowed to attend school,” she stressed at that word, “functions and activities. Other than that, you are to remain in the senior girls dorm the whole time.”
My mouth dropped at this. That meant that I wasn’t allowed to attend any parties or go out with my friends. “Are you serious?!” I screeched. “This is unbelievable! You-you can’t do this!” I said, even though I knew very well that she could. “Isn’t putting me on probation enough?” I pleaded.
Kaverin regarded me with an are-you-serious look and shook her head. “I am sorry Rosalie, but it is the also part of the professors’ decision.” She said, sounding sorry.

I shook my head in disbelief, and stood up. “Fine.” I said, smiling my dangerous smile. Just as I started towards the door, she called for me. “I forgot, this is a new class schedule. We had to make some changes to yours,” she said, handing me a sheet of paper. I took it from her hands politely and then walked out of the room, resisting the urge to slam the door close as I did.