Usually, she is the one unlocking my secrets and me giving her all the answers.

Honestly, I was probably enjoying this much more than I should be. For all I know they could be taking me to the Grammy's,' her voice was clearly irritated at the lack of information we had given her. Alice wouldn't tell me, and Edward wouldn't budge either. 'So, Bells, what do you have planned for the evening? Alice showed me the dress you are wearing tonight.' When I arrived outside of her house I could hear her complaining to Charlie. 'I'll make sure she's downstairs and ready,' he chuckled under his breath, still whispering. What could she possibly be thinking we were doing tonight? Surely she had noticed all the posters around school with today's date and the words PROM plastered all over every inch of the school building. She sure seemed a little slow about something so obvious. 'She's upstairs right now.' He laughed lightly.

Yes.' He coughed and cleared his throat before whispering into the phone. It's Edward,' I said politely, using my smooth voice. The phone rang a few times before I heard Charlie's gruff voice on the other end. Putting the black coat back into the closet and making sure all my accessories were there, I decided to give Charlie a call. But clothes, no matter what kind of an occasion, were her specialty and you just learned to not argue with her. It was made by some famous and outrageously expensive designer. Unzipping the bag, I grabbed the coat to examine it.

In the corner of my eye I caught the black bag with a post-it note with my name written on it.

It was hard to take myself away from Bella for any period of time, so my hunting habits had become less gluttonous than usual. Looking into the mirror I could see my dark eyes and deep blue circles under my eyes from where I hadn't hunted in a while. It had only become habit for me to stay in her room every night and each day absorb every word that came out of her mouth ¨C sarcastic or not. Regardless of our now quiet and semi-uneventful life, I was quite content. After Charlie had cooled down and quit blaming me for her 'accident' ¨C which he had every right to do since it was my fault ¨C things had been comparatively free of danger.besides the obvious danger that I always presented. The month after Bella's accident flew by.

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