The white wolves (Twilight saga fan fic)

Chapter 1

Okay, so this is new (obviously) and i have actually only written one chapter. The updates probably wont be like bam, bam, bam. They wont be everyday. And this book also wont be very long. But please give it a chance, and me advice :)

Chapter 1

A deep sigh leaves Serena’s mouth as her emerald green eyes glare heavily at the old brown table top in front of her. Her golden blonde hair hung down over her shoulders, framing her tanned, heart shaped face and blocking her face from the view of the other two people at the table. Not that it stopped her twin from glimpsing her feelings.

Ryder Blackford sat next to her, his broad back straight and proud. His blonde hair was ruffled and spiked upward slightly and his green eyes staring at his twin. The muscles in his arms bulge and flex as he crosses his arms, soaking in the emotions from his twin.

The third man at the table leans back in his chair across from his two children. Unlike his children, Jack Blackford had light brown hair, blue eyes and paler skin than his tanned children. The children and father held no resemblance to each other. But that is because he and his belated wife adopted the children 17 years back.

“I understand that you don’t want to move. Especially half way across the world, but I think a change of scenery will be good for the three of us. Especially after what happened…” A flash of pain flickers through his eyes “and surprisingly enough I got a job in Forks.”

A growl lodges in Serena’s throat and her glare intensifies, her eyes still boring into the poor table. Her slender fingers dig into her knees, but she ignores the sharp pain.

Calm down Serena. Maybe he is right. It will be good to get out of here; there are too many bad memories. Ryder says, his deep but smooth voice flowing through her mind. She turns her sharp gaze on Ryder, but he returns it with a steady, calm one.

I could understand moving somewhere closer, but to the other side of the world? New Zealand is out home Ryder! And ignoring the memories hasn’t been that hard. She lies, her gaze turning away from her twins. A mental scoff escapes from Ryder as he moves his right hand and lays it on her shoulder lightly, leaving the other where it was.

You don’t ignore them Sere, and neither do I. Ryder’s mood lightens and the corner of his lips tilt upwards slightly. And think, Forks is basically surrounded by forest.

Jack watches his two kids as they stare at each other, different emotions playing across their faces. He knew by now that questioning the twins about it would get him nowhere. And after a while he got used to their silent conversations and weird behaviour, because they are still his kids.

“Fine, I will move without resistance, but know that I am still against it.” Serena all but growls before pushing her chair back with a screech and stalking from the room. Ryder sends him and apologetic look, already following his twin. Jack leans forward and rests his elbows on the table.

“That’s all I could ask for.” He whispers his head cradled in his hands.

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The Welcome to Forks sign flashes past them as they drive toward their new home. Serena sat in the back with her brother, the both of them looking out separate windows. Serena watches as tree after tree flies past them. Despite the obvious fact that she didn’t want to move, excitement was filling her at the sight of the endless forest. She could almost taste the freedom, the wind in her face, the deer she could and will hunt.

Soon the trees recede slightly as they enter the small town, small shops now flying past them. People watch their car drive past with curiosity etched on their faces. Serena snorts looking away from the window and the prying people. One thing she didn’t like was other people prying into business that wasn’t theirs.