Turning Page | Jasper h.

Ch. 1 | home

FORKS, WASHINGTON was her home. At least that was what she kept telling herself. The brunette had grown up pretty much in boarding school. She had left behind her sister and her home years ago. Her mother had thought her coming home was best for the family. With her father leaving her mother, and Jessica and her being in their final year of school. 

But the idea of coming back to the small rainy town, now that wasn't a good idea. She had left things in a neutral space, but she knew he'd be there. She had ended things with Tyler Crowley after the two dated all through middle school and most of her freshmen year. Jessica had a crush on Mike, his best friend. She didn't want to see Tyler, he still wasn't over her. He had Lauren, who hated Judith.

With her bags in her room, her mother kissed her on her cheek. Running off to gossip and drink with her friends. Jessica was still in school, so she had the house to herself. She was planning to unpack and relax until she got home. She sure her twin had plenty of gossips to tell her. Judith was the older sister by twenty minutes. After the girls were born her parents didn't try for more children.

She had everything unpacked in minutes and was laying on her bed. Her phone was scanning through Instagram. Looking at the life she missed out on. The life she had left behind in Forks those years ago. She had missed out on friendships, relationships, and maybe a normal life. It was when she saw a sliver of blonde hair in a post. These must've been the infamous Cullen family. Jessica gushed about them, and how strange the family was.

Of course, her mother had said the same things. Their father doctor Cullen, had been gushed to her by her own mother. The blonde male stood out to her, something about him did. Chucking her phone, as she knew to not get invested. After all, any handsome god-like man would want her? She was assuming the petite black haired female was his girlfriend after all. It was when she heard her sister coming up the stairs that she went out to meet her. 

She spent the rest of the day, spending it with her sister. The two caught up and she spilled the deeds of the new girl. Bella Swan, the chief's daughter. It seemed she had returned home, after all these years much like Judith. Hours later she was in the bedroom, her head hitting the pillow. She was out like a light, the next day was her first day at her new life.