my twilight fan-fiction

my twilight fanfiction part 4

Hey! Okay I know it has been an age since I uploaded this story but I just got distracted and had a bit of a mental block. This isn't very long but it's better than nothing. So if anyone is still bothering with this story. Thank you and enjoy! please let me know what you think.

Rosalie had had enough of this ‘drivel’ and stood up sharply, huffing. She roughly grabbed her tray and stalked off to clear it, Emmett sighed and went off to console her. Although Jasper wasn’t as hostile to Edward’s decision as Rosalie, he still didn’t like it and wasn’t going to just sit around and watch it happening if he didn’t have to. He stood up and followed Rosalie and Emmett and of course where Jasper goes, Alice goes too, so she stood up and followed too. I was torn, I wanted to just stay and listen but I didn’t want to have to be there by myself and it was almost the end of lunch, so I grudgingly followed. It didn’t help that Rosalie had the horrible taste of smugness surrounding her when she realised that we were all following her out. Luckily I didn’t have to be in the next lesson with her because, don’t get me wrong I love Rosalie a lot, it’s just that when she feels like she’s done something right or won anything she will think about it for the rest of the day, literally, and her taste and thoughts are repetitively boring to be around.

I was determined to keep my mind focused on the lesson I was in and not let it stray in search of Edward and Bella, which I was certain would be more entertaining than listening to the teacher read The Great Gatsby, a book that I have studied at least ten times. But I had to respect Edwards privacy, he deserved it as much as anyone and I had to let him have it, even if I didn’t like it.

After the lesson, I was packing up my stuff and was going to leave when I lost my vision and a different scene started playing out before my eyes. It was Edward, he was in a car with Bella, I assumed that it must have been the trip to Seattle that he had planned but something wasn’t quite right. It took me a while to put my finger on it, but I soon realised that they were wearing the same clothes as they were this morning and the scenery was that of Forks not Seattle. This was today! I immediately opened my mind in search of his, hoping for some explanation, but I don’t know why, because I should’ve known that Edward would never make things that easy for me. I found him smirking at Bella who was standing in the rain arms crossed outside of his car. She was looking back and forth from her car, obviously judging if she could make it there before Edward. She had no chance and she seemed to notice that as she slid into the car next to Edward, trying to regain her long gone dignity. She was soaked and dripping on the floor, she was too stubborn for her own good she’d probably get a cold or something, humans were very fragile. I tried to think very loudly to make Edward hear me.

Edward, what’s going on? I’m sure he could hear the excitement in my voice, because I saw a flicker of smile on his face and his eyes rolled so minutely that Bella wouldn’t notice but he knew that I would.

Nothing is going on. I’m just taking her home, she wasn’t feeling very well. You’ll love this, she faints at the sight of blood and . . .

I didn’t hear the rest of the sentence as I was in hysterics laughing. Luckily, I was a little late due to the distraction and there weren’t too many people around to see me suddenly laugh at nothing in the middle of the hall way, still I got weird looks from the ones that were there. Embarrassed, but still giggling, I fixed my eyes on the floor and walked around the corner as quickly as humanly realistic. Once I was around I ran at vampire speed to my class and walked in at a normal pace just before the bell went for the start of the lesson. I walked to the back of the class and sat down in a place where I could be totally absorbed in Edward and Bella and not get caught.

I was so engrossed in Edward’s mind that I didn’t even hear the bell ring for the end of the lesson. I was shocked to look around and find that everyone else had left the room and the teacher was standing over me with a concerned expression.