Okay, just so everyone knows, the dates are kind of like in the book, so since the girls aren't nearly two, I decided to make it ironic and have it be March, just like how the first Twilight started out, so it's March of 2008.
“But we don't want to go!” both twins yelled in unison, so loud and booming that it was for sure that the whole castle could hear. They were having their first real tantrum, and with their powers, that definitely wasn't a good thing. As they stomped their feet in protest, they held each others hands, causing everything, and everyone, to float around the room, before they let go, dropping everything and everyone, which at that time included Amira, Aro, Jane, Alec, and their mother, hard on the floor. Luckily, as they were vampires, nobody was hurt.
“But girls, it's an assignment,” Aro, the closest thing to a grandfather they ever had, pleaded with them, mainly to calm them down. “You'll have your mother there, Amira, and Jane and Alec are coming, as well.”
The smaller twins, looking still five even though they were now almost two, looked over at the larger set of twins, who looked about as happy about the whole thing as they did.
“Will you visit us?” Josie asked, grabbing her sister's hand for comfort.
Aro came over and scooped the small girls into his big arms. “I will try and visit every week, because I'll have to bring you blood.”
The girls looked confusingly at their grandfather. “What do you mean?” Josie asked quietly, looking around the room skeptically as to where they were going. “Won't there be any humans around?”
Everyone chuckled at that as their mother came over, picking up both girls and holding them. “Well, where we're going, we can't drink from the humans, there. There's a treaty that goes so far back that Aro might not have even been born yet,” she said, making Aro smile and causing both girls to chuckle. “Anyways, the treaty states that around the place where we're going, we can't kill or turn any humans, so it's either donated blood bags or mountain lion.”
Both girls squished up their noses at this in disgust, causing everyone to laugh even harder. That, and they liked animals, which was weird. They had no problems killing humans, but refused to kill and drink from an animal.
Weird, huh?
Renesmee looked at her sister, who then turned to their mother and asked, “so where are we going?”
Bella sighed as she held both girls close. “We're actually going back to my hometown, in Forks Washington.”
Both girls heard they had a grandfather there, a human one. Maybe they could meet him!
“Maybe,” Bella replied, reading their minds. She set them down on the ground. “But first, we need to pack. We'll be leaving in two days.”
Both girls grumbled, which would've been incoherent to a human, but Bella heard everything they said...they didn't want to leave their home.
But within 48 hours, they did. According to Bella, the Cullen's still were away from Forks. Probably because after Bella had “disappeared” they knew they'd be in trouble with the Quileute tribe after that for fear of them “changing” her. Hah! If they only knew...
When they eventually arrived to Forks, Bella hid in the backseat while Jane drove. Bella had her drive slowly past her old house. She saw her father, looking much more weathered than he should've after only a couple of years, carrying some groceries into the house.
“Is that grandfather, mommy?” Josie finally piped up, after giving the silent treatment for several hours.
“Yes,” Bella replied softly, feeling guilty. He was that way because of her.
