Eliza's POV
"Stop there vampire." The woman said. How on earth did she know I was a vampire? I checked her scent, yep, definitely human, but I picked up wolves' smell on her. "Yes, that's right. I know your secret, and I'm not permitting you into La Push." Not permitting me into La Push? Did she not know that my Seth was there? That my life depended on me finding him?
"I do beg your pardon. I don't believe you understand-"
"I think I understand enough, bloodsucker. Now come with me." I flinched at the name. She did not have the rights to call me such a monstrous ideal. But nonetheless, I followed her, keeping a five meter radius distance from her tall form.
The forest was thick; I didn't worry about my skin sparkling. The woman led me to a clearing, where sat a few figures I recognized as well as one I didn't.
Billy Black, Old Quil Ateara, Sue and Leah Clearwater, Colin, Sam, Alex, Jet, Emily, Embry, and a Quilleute girl with shoulder length black hair whom I didn't know the name of, sat on logs around the clearing.
"Tyra, good work." Old Quil said to my scowling guide. Tyra nodded, the frown on her face on her face still evident. I was very tempted to change the direction of the wind and see if her face would be set like that, but I had the feeling that my vampire skills would not be appreciated here, and besides, it seemed like Tyra's face was in a permanent scowl without my assistance.
"Could someone please tell me why I am here?" I said. I couldn't think of why they would bring me to this part of forest, just outside the La Push border. I ran through different scenarios in my head, but none seemed to fit.
Everyone was looking at me, whether it was Tyra's glowering or Emily's sympathetic glance, they all had their eyes in my direction. It was Billy who finally answered my question.
"We're not allowing you back in La Push." They had to allow me back into La Push! How could they not? I was an imprint for crying out loud! And besides, me being in La Push had never been a problem before, I even went to school there.
"What do you mean?" I asked. They had better have a good answer; I could feel my heart deteriorating as we spoke.
"You've caused enough damage already." Old Quil spoke, his withered figure hunched up, a hostile position.
"Damage? I've caused no damage." I said, defending myself, but the words sounded false even in my head.
"Then you have obviously not seen Seth Clearwater recently." Seth. My heart strings tugged. My Seth. What damage had I caused him? Was it really so bad I couldn't be allowed to see him? I looked over at Leah and Sue, his sister and mother. They were staring intently at the ground. Did they hate me for hurting their brother and son? Could they really be a part of this vendetta against me? Over the time I had spent with them, I had been under the impression that they acctually liked me.
"It was to protect him. To protect the wolf pack, to protect the Cullen's, to protect the ones I love." It was all the truth and I hoped they would believe me. No such luck.
"Cut the lies, leech," Tyra snapped in my direction, her dark hair flying in her face, and copper skin flushed with anger. I wondered what I had done to anger her so passionately. If anyone had a right to anger here, it was Sue and Leah, and were they angry? Not that I could tell, they just kept their eyes to the ground, seemingly disinterested, "We can see through your loving facade. You're just a lying, scheming monster like the rest of your kind." Tyra continued.
My eyes flared, how she dare treat me with such disrespect! Who was she even? Did she even know me?
"I'm sorry, I don't think you realise that I am telling you no lies." I said through gritted teeth, trying to stay calm and composed.
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Lost Gold
FanfictionYear: 1918 Location: Chicago, USA One distressed and dying mother, son and sister. One vampire doctor. One forgotten child. We all know the story of the boy, Edward Mason, but what of his little sister? What happens nearly 100 years later, when she...