Seventeen-year-old Harper Thorne thought moving with her mother from her crowded hometown in California to a small, gloomy town in Washington called Forks would be a wonderful fresh start, and would help her move forward from her agonizing past.
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"It's her." Alice softly muttered, her voice filled with complete shock.
Edward's ocher eyes widened, as he turned to glance at the human girl, who sat far away from their table in the cafeteria.
"How is that possible?" Edward asked in disbelief. "Wouldn't you have seen her coming before?"
"I thought I would," she admitted. "I don't understand how I didn't see this sooner."
"Does she resemble the girl from your vision you had many years ago?" he pressed.
"Yes, perfectly so," she responded with certainty. "Even the setting I saw her in appeared nearly identical to where we are now — that has to be her."
"I still find it strange that you didn't see a vision of her before she arrived" he wondered. "Especially since you saw a glimpse of her so early on — before she was even alive."
"I'm not certain why I didn't either," she agreed. "But that doesn't matter now. My vision has finally come to fruition, and she's here now at last."
She beamed happily, glancing over her shoulder at the girl with admiration.
"She seems to be quite captivated by you as well," he smirked, able to read the girl's thoughts.
Alice nearly squealed with excitement at his statement, making sure to keep her voice down.
"I've never felt so nervous about someone like this Edward," she confessed. "What am I going to do? I'm worried that she may not even be attracted to gi—"
"Alice," he interrupted. "You'll be just fine — you saw this coming before, right? If she's truly your mate, if it's meant to be, it will be."
Alice smiled, hoping it was — that it would be.
"Just don't rush it," he encouraged. "Let it happen naturally, and she will eventually find her way to you."
Alice nodded. "You're right. I have faith that sooner or later, we will become something."
Alice then gazed over at the lovely strawberry blonde from afar once more, who was now turned away.
"Though I do hope it will be soon," she admitted eagerly. "I have waited so long for her."
"I know you have," he grinned, feeling happy that his sister found her mate after all these years.
