Complicated | Jasper Hale [OLD VERSION]

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Bella and Edward's wedding was fast approaching and I had finally had my dress fitted. Alice had taken over planning and to be honest I was glad to sit back and basically do nothing. 

Jasper joined me in doing nothing as I watched a random movie I had clicked on Netflix. I sat upside down on the sofa, resting my legs on the top.

"I'm hiding from Alice, so she better not find me in here because of you," I spoke up. 

"You're sitting in my room," Jasper began, turning towards me. "That's not hiding."

"It is for me," I retorted, sticking my tongue out at him. 

"Why didn't you go home then? Surely, Alice wouldn't find you there?"

"Are you trying to get rid of me?" I questioned, holding my hand to my heart, mockingly pretending to be offended.  

"You know what I meant," he defended. 

"I did, but you're fun to tease," I joked. "Now that you mention it, I may ditch this because if Alice tells me what to do one more time I will fight her."

Jasper chuckled.

"Let's go."

We arrived back at my house. Charlie was at work so I made my way straight into the living room, logging into my Netflix. 

Jasper sat down and I lay on him, my head in his lap. He looked down at me. 

"Are you too lazy to sit up?"

"Hey!" I paused. "But yeah, which means you have to lean down to kiss me."

I smiled up at him as he leant down to peck my lips. I pulled him back down, pulling him into a longer kiss. 

"Sky," he began. 

I hummed in response, sitting up. 

"I love you."

"I know, I love you too," I replied, kissing him again. He pulled me into his lap.

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"I'm meeting Angela and Jessica this evening, we're going to the movies," I told Jasper. 

"What movie?"

"The new 'Little Women'."

"Have fun," he spoke, kissing my forehead.

"I will, Little Women is one of my favourite books, plus Greta Gerwig is an amazing director," I rambled. 

Once I was ready and Jasper promised to cover for me with Alice, I left to meet with Angela and Jessica. We greeted each other with a tight hug and a quick catch up. Then about ten minutes in Jessica asked me if Bella was pregnant. 

"What? No, Bella isn't pregnant. She loves Edward, that's why they're getting married, there is no ulterior motive," I informed. 

"And you're just okay with it?" Jessica asked. 

"Do I think she's too young? Yes. I love Bella and if anyone hurt her I would literally tear their arms off but it's her choice, she's an adult. I can't stop her from marrying him so I'll support her as best as I can," I answered. 

"That's so violent but sweet," Angela complimented. 

"Thanks, having Alice order me around during the wedding planning has really brought out my need to stab someone, probably Alice," I joked. 

"I don't think you'd survive prison," Jessica told. 

"Probably not, so for now, I'll just count to ten whenever I want to kill her," I replied. 

"Smart," Angela voiced. 

"Or I run and hide so she can't find me."

"Also smart."

"So we shouldn't expect a wedding invitation from you anytime soon?" Jessica questioned. 

"God no. I love Jasper but I am not getting married this soon," I reassured. "But if I do get married you guys are gonna be bridesmaids."

"We better be," Jessica warned.

"You guys are my best friends, I would fight anyone who said you couldn't be," I told. 

"Good because we're helping you plan it, Alice can step aside," Angela joked. 

"I love Alice but she is so overwhelming," I complained. "I wouldn't be able to handle her trying to plan it. You guys are so much chiller."

"And we stop you from committing murder," Jessica reminded. 

"Ah, what would I do without you two," I exclaimed, placing an arm around each of their shoulders. 

"I'm gonna miss you both so much," Angela admitted. 

I sighed, knowing exactly what she was talking about. College. It was the thing we all avoided talking about. We were all going somewhere else. I'd managed to transfer to online courses at Harvard, wanting to actually get a degree. Both knew I had decided on this but didn't know the reason and when they saw how uncomfortable I was with talking about it, they didn't push it.

"I'm gonna miss you guys too. I can't imagine not seeing you all the time," I added. 

"It's going to be so strange," Jessica voiced. 

"I know," I whined. "I hate it. You guys better not replace me with someone else. No one else can fill the whiny, overly attached friend role."

"We would never," Angela reassured, hugging me. "Besides, no one would ever fill the role as well as you."

"It is a talent," I quipped. 

"Tell me about it," Jessica muttered, jokingly. 

"Hey!" I lightly shoved her, making her stumble slightly. 

The three of us began laughing, walking to our cars, before going our separate ways.