Summer solstice

Thunder

Thunder

I've lived through 39,055 nights and not one could compare to last night when I held Bella in my arms. She tossed and turned at points, mumbled other things about chocolate and cars and for the first time I was envious of Edward's thoughts. I wanted to be in her dreams last night, to know what she was dreaming off. I thought she was going to freeze to death but she wouldn't let go of me. I sighed contently, happy in my own moment with Bella. I should have taken the time to think of something else for Bella and I to do today, I had already seen the sudden down pour that ruined my original plan.

I could hear Charlie set his foot on the bottle step and I slide away from Bella and into the closet just in time. Bella awoke as Charlie opened the door. I peered from cracks between the closet as she looked confused for a second before smiling at Charlie.

"Morning Bells. How you feeling?" He asked eagerly. I smirked for I knew in a few hours he'd be out fishing. Bella rubbed her head and smiled weakly at Charlie, "I'm good actually. I got a good night's sleep." I could see her little smirk that Charlie missed.

"Well then, if you don't mind, I was going to fishing with Billy." He said. Bella merely nodded and he clapped his hands together. "Okay then. There's some bacon leftover if you want it. I'll see you in a few hours." He left the room and I waited for him to get back downstairs before stepping out.

Her eyes had been zoned in on the closet the whole time and I grinned as I came out, "Told you I'd be here." She chuckled and nodded, sitting up in bed with her own grin on her face. "This whole you knowing when Charlie's coming pretty useful." She held her hand out to me and I took it. She actually surprised me when she pulled me down onto the bed with her. She wrapped herself around me as we rolled to the side.

I giggled, "Well good morning to you."

"Mmh, morning." Her head was buried between my neck and shoulder and I had to take a second to get myself together. She was irresistible for so many different reasons. I just want to lie in that spot with her forever. I had all the time in the world too and no need for anything anymore. Everything I needed was in my eyes, trying not to drift off to sleep.

"I'll have to find us something else to do today." I informed her with a little sigh, "It's going to pour outside. Curse the weather for always ruining my plans." She giggled into my neck, her warm breath setting me on fire. I had to keep myself in check.

"Why? I've not played in the rain since I was eight or something." Oh Bella, how easily you could be amused. I pursed my lips however and looked down at her.

"Doesn't playing in the rain normally led to colds?" I questioned her playful. She of course ignored me and shrugged. A vision clouded my thoughts of us in the rain. I sighed knowing I would of caved at some point. Bella's rumbling stomach pulled me back to the ground and I sat up, pulling her up with me.

"That was your stomach. I believe that indicates that you are hungry no?" I could see her trying to figure out how to get out of food and fall back into the bed. I just laughed and stood, pulling her with me. "Come on, the sooner you eat, the sooner we'll be in the rain." The look in her eyes was more than enough to let me know I had said the right thing.

Bella broke free of me and ran down the stairs. I laughed and chased after her, trying to at a human pace. If I really wanted too, I could have just been next to her in a flash but I felt like Bella wanted to play. I chased her around the living room and followed her as she darted to the kitchen. I caught up to her and wrapped my arms around her waist, giggling.

"Gotcha." I whispered as I placed a soft quick kiss on her neck. She shivered in my arms and I smirked rather proud of myself. I let go of my human and jumped up on the counter, smirking at her. "So what are you going to eat?"