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“I’ll have to buy Esme a new kitanda frame,” I confessed, glancing over my shoulder. She followed my gaze and I saw shock on her face. Didn’t she notice that at night? Me, destroying a bad, made a lot of noise. But actually, our attention was involved in some other activity.
“Hmm. You’d think I would have heard that.”
“You seem to be extraordinarily unobservant when your attention is otherwise involved.”
“I was a bit absorbed,” She admitted, blushing a deep red, I felt the warms of her skin and her heartbeat accelerated again. She was embarrassed. Bella’s moyo beat – the sweetest sound I’ve ever heard. I didn’t want to lose that in a vampire Bella. I touched her burning cheek and sighed. “I’m really going to miss that.”
She stared at my face, I guess, she was trying to find out, if I was angry at her.
“How are wewe feeling?”
She sounded confused. I laughed. She looked like a kid, that broke something, trying to get to know, if the parents will punish her.
“What?” She demanded.
“You look so guilty—like you’ve committed a crime.”
“I feel guilty,” She muttered.
“So wewe seduced your all-too-willing husband. That’s not a capital offense.”
I teased her. I felt zaidi warms of her cheeks. “The word seduced implies a certain amount of premeditation.”
“Maybe that was the wrong word,” I agreed. She still haven’t found out, what she wanted. I saw it in the crease on her forehead.
“You’re not angry?”
I smiled. This is the main question. “I’m not angry.”
“Why not?”
“Well . . .” she had a right to know the reasons of me being happy. “I didn’t hurt you, for one thing. It was easier this time, to control myself, to channel the excesses.” my eyes found the damaged frame again.
“Maybe because I had a better idea of what to expect.”
Her face became enlighten and a smile full of hope crossed it. My sweetest Bella, it was s right to see her smiling so sincerely. “I told wewe that it was all about practice.” Oh, yeah, of course. Of course, she forgot that I need to keep her salama and that I was risking her life every second. I rolled my eyes. Bella’s stomach growled, and I laughed. I was happy that we were interrupted in the middle of this confronting discussion.
“Breakfast time for the human?” I asked. I got out of kitanda in a second.
“Please,” She said, hopping out of bed. She moved sharply and started to lose the balance. I caught her before in a sekunde into my arms. I started to worry again.
“Are wewe all right?”
“If I don’t have a better sense of equilibrium in my inayofuata life, I’m demanding a refund.”
We got to the jikoni and she left me beside the table. She cooked this morning, frying up some eggs. As I could say, she was very hungry - impatient, she flipped them onto a plate after just a few minutes. Her maua, ua scent mixed with the scent of fried eggs.
“Since when do wewe eat eggs sunny-side up?” I asked. I was curious. It didn’t seem like Bella. She always liked to cook and never liked eggs too much.
“Since now.” She told me, completely busy with her breakfast.
“Do wewe know how many eggs you’ve gone through in the last week?” I pulled the trash bin out from under the sink—it was full of empty blue cartons. Her gaze seemed surprised a little.
“Weird,” She alisema after swallowing a scorching bite. “This place is messing with my appetite.” She was silent for a moment, like reminding something. “But I like it here. We’ll probably have to leave soon, though, won’t we, to make it to Dartmouth in time? Wow, I guess we need to find a place to live and stuff, too.”
Oh, the college thing. I decided not to make her do her part of a deal, that she tried to offer me last night. Everything has to be as she likes, because, as I noticed, my way was always wrong for her. I sat down inayofuata to her. The warms of her body, right beside me made me feel incredible.
“You can give up the college pretense now—you’ve gotten what wewe wanted. And we didn’t agree to a deal, so there are no strings attached.”
She snorted. “It wasn’t a pretense, Edward. I don’t spend my free time plotting like some people do. What can we do to wear Bella out today?” She tried to fake my voice. I laughed, unashamed. “I really do want a little zaidi time being human.” She leaned over to me and touched my bare chest, leaving burning trills on my skin. “I have not had enough.”I gave her a dubious look.
“For this?” I asked, catching her cruel hand as it moved down my stomach.
“Sex was the key all along?” I rolled my eyes. “Why didn’t I think of that?” I muttered sarcastically. But I knew all long that it was the key. But the problem was that her safety was zaidi important for me. It was the reason of my whole existence, actually.
“I could have saved myself a lot of arguments.”
She laughed. “Yeah, probably.”
“You are so human,” I alisema again. And she was so Bella – sweet, innocent, fragile and fearless.
“I know.”
I smiled. “We’re going to Dartmouth? Really?”
“I’ll probably fail out in one semester.”
“I’ll tutor you.” My smile was wider now. “You’re going to upendo college.”
“Do wewe think we can find an apartment this late?”
I grimaced, looking guilty. I was always trying to prepare to the different changes. “Well, we sort of already have a house there. wewe know, just in case.”
“I’ll have to buy Esme a new kitanda frame,” I confessed, glancing over my shoulder. She followed my gaze and I saw shock on her face. Didn’t she notice that at night? Me, destroying a bad, made a lot of noise. But actually, our attention was involved in some other activity.
“Hmm. You’d think I would have heard that.”
“You seem to be extraordinarily unobservant when your attention is otherwise involved.”
“I was a bit absorbed,” She admitted, blushing a deep red, I felt the warms of her skin and her heartbeat accelerated again. She was embarrassed. Bella’s moyo beat – the sweetest sound I’ve ever heard. I didn’t want to lose that in a vampire Bella. I touched her burning cheek and sighed. “I’m really going to miss that.”
She stared at my face, I guess, she was trying to find out, if I was angry at her.
“How are wewe feeling?”
She sounded confused. I laughed. She looked like a kid, that broke something, trying to get to know, if the parents will punish her.
“What?” She demanded.
“You look so guilty—like you’ve committed a crime.”
“I feel guilty,” She muttered.
“So wewe seduced your all-too-willing husband. That’s not a capital offense.”
I teased her. I felt zaidi warms of her cheeks. “The word seduced implies a certain amount of premeditation.”
“Maybe that was the wrong word,” I agreed. She still haven’t found out, what she wanted. I saw it in the crease on her forehead.
“You’re not angry?”
I smiled. This is the main question. “I’m not angry.”
“Why not?”
“Well . . .” she had a right to know the reasons of me being happy. “I didn’t hurt you, for one thing. It was easier this time, to control myself, to channel the excesses.” my eyes found the damaged frame again.
“Maybe because I had a better idea of what to expect.”
Her face became enlighten and a smile full of hope crossed it. My sweetest Bella, it was s right to see her smiling so sincerely. “I told wewe that it was all about practice.” Oh, yeah, of course. Of course, she forgot that I need to keep her salama and that I was risking her life every second. I rolled my eyes. Bella’s stomach growled, and I laughed. I was happy that we were interrupted in the middle of this confronting discussion.
“Breakfast time for the human?” I asked. I got out of kitanda in a second.
“Please,” She said, hopping out of bed. She moved sharply and started to lose the balance. I caught her before in a sekunde into my arms. I started to worry again.
“Are wewe all right?”
“If I don’t have a better sense of equilibrium in my inayofuata life, I’m demanding a refund.”
We got to the jikoni and she left me beside the table. She cooked this morning, frying up some eggs. As I could say, she was very hungry - impatient, she flipped them onto a plate after just a few minutes. Her maua, ua scent mixed with the scent of fried eggs.
“Since when do wewe eat eggs sunny-side up?” I asked. I was curious. It didn’t seem like Bella. She always liked to cook and never liked eggs too much.
“Since now.” She told me, completely busy with her breakfast.
“Do wewe know how many eggs you’ve gone through in the last week?” I pulled the trash bin out from under the sink—it was full of empty blue cartons. Her gaze seemed surprised a little.
“Weird,” She alisema after swallowing a scorching bite. “This place is messing with my appetite.” She was silent for a moment, like reminding something. “But I like it here. We’ll probably have to leave soon, though, won’t we, to make it to Dartmouth in time? Wow, I guess we need to find a place to live and stuff, too.”
Oh, the college thing. I decided not to make her do her part of a deal, that she tried to offer me last night. Everything has to be as she likes, because, as I noticed, my way was always wrong for her. I sat down inayofuata to her. The warms of her body, right beside me made me feel incredible.
“You can give up the college pretense now—you’ve gotten what wewe wanted. And we didn’t agree to a deal, so there are no strings attached.”
She snorted. “It wasn’t a pretense, Edward. I don’t spend my free time plotting like some people do. What can we do to wear Bella out today?” She tried to fake my voice. I laughed, unashamed. “I really do want a little zaidi time being human.” She leaned over to me and touched my bare chest, leaving burning trills on my skin. “I have not had enough.”I gave her a dubious look.
“For this?” I asked, catching her cruel hand as it moved down my stomach.
“Sex was the key all along?” I rolled my eyes. “Why didn’t I think of that?” I muttered sarcastically. But I knew all long that it was the key. But the problem was that her safety was zaidi important for me. It was the reason of my whole existence, actually.
“I could have saved myself a lot of arguments.”
She laughed. “Yeah, probably.”
“You are so human,” I alisema again. And she was so Bella – sweet, innocent, fragile and fearless.
“I know.”
I smiled. “We’re going to Dartmouth? Really?”
“I’ll probably fail out in one semester.”
“I’ll tutor you.” My smile was wider now. “You’re going to upendo college.”
“Do wewe think we can find an apartment this late?”
I grimaced, looking guilty. I was always trying to prepare to the different changes. “Well, we sort of already have a house there. wewe know, just in case.”
when Bella first meets Edward he is trying his best to stay away from her and Jacob is trying to get closer to her when Edward and Bella goes out and Edward leaves her Jacob finds her in the forest and takes her nyumbani to charlie then in eclipse Jacob tells Bella he loves her and kisses her witched cause Bella to ngumi, punch him and she breaks her hand then calls Edward to take her to Carlise and in breaking dawn Jacob came to viste Bella as a gift but it goes bad and Sam Seth Embery toke Jacob nyumbani an then when Bella has Reneesme Jacob tries to kill Reneesme but instead imprinted on her and in Breaking Dawn part 2 Bella's a vampire and finds out Jacob imprinted witch mad her mad and let me just say that it was just funny
I sang this song in choir my sophomore mwaka maybe it will help wewe keep strong and have faith in Robsten
The Rose,
Some say upendo it is a river that drowns the tender reed,
Some says upendo it is a razor that leaves your soul to bleed
Some say upendo it hunger is an endless aching need
It's the one who won't be taken who can not seem to give
And the soul afraid of dying never that learns to live;
When the night has been to lonely and the road seems to long and wewe think that is only for the lucky the strong;
Just remember far the winter snow, lies the seed that with the suns upendo becomes the rose the rose
The Rose,
Some say upendo it is a river that drowns the tender reed,
Some says upendo it is a razor that leaves your soul to bleed
Some say upendo it hunger is an endless aching need
It's the one who won't be taken who can not seem to give
And the soul afraid of dying never that learns to live;
When the night has been to lonely and the road seems to long and wewe think that is only for the lucky the strong;
Just remember far the winter snow, lies the seed that with the suns upendo becomes the rose the rose
Kristen Stewart, who shot to fame as Bella swan in "The Twilight" films and is the title character in "Snow White and the Huntsman", jumped to the juu of Forbes.com's annual orodha of highest-paid actresses.
The 22-year-old earned an estimated $34.5 million (£22 million) from May 2011 to May 2012 and pushed Angelina Jolie into fourth place.
Cameron Diaz, who had a surprise hit with “Bad Teacher”, came in sekunde with $34 million.
“She (Stewart) is an up-and-coming star. She is earning a lot of money from one of the most successful franchises of all time. This is who wewe would expect to see right now,” alisema Dorothy Pomerantz, Forbes Los Angeles bureau chief.
“This mwaka wewe are seeing somebody young and at the brink of potentially great stardom sitting on the juu of the list.”
The 22-year-old earned an estimated $34.5 million (£22 million) from May 2011 to May 2012 and pushed Angelina Jolie into fourth place.
Cameron Diaz, who had a surprise hit with “Bad Teacher”, came in sekunde with $34 million.
“She (Stewart) is an up-and-coming star. She is earning a lot of money from one of the most successful franchises of all time. This is who wewe would expect to see right now,” alisema Dorothy Pomerantz, Forbes Los Angeles bureau chief.
“This mwaka wewe are seeing somebody young and at the brink of potentially great stardom sitting on the juu of the list.”
Touch me I'm cold, unable to control
Touch me I'm golden and wild as the wind blows
And tumbling, tumbling, don't go fascination
If just for tonight darling, let's get lost
If just for tonight darling, let's get lost
Let me come closer, I'm not your shadow
With our eyes shielded from the oncoming count
It's not hard for us to say what we should not
If just for tonight darling, let's get lost
If just for tonight darling, let's get lost
Touch me I'm cold, unable to control
Touch me I'm golden and wild as the wind blows
And tumbling, tumbling, don't go fascination
If just for tonight darling, let's get lost
If just for tonight darling, let's get lost
If just for tonight darling, let's get lost
Let's get lost
Let's get lost
Let's get lost
Let's get lost
Touch me I'm golden and wild as the wind blows
And tumbling, tumbling, don't go fascination
If just for tonight darling, let's get lost
If just for tonight darling, let's get lost
Let me come closer, I'm not your shadow
With our eyes shielded from the oncoming count
It's not hard for us to say what we should not
If just for tonight darling, let's get lost
If just for tonight darling, let's get lost
Touch me I'm cold, unable to control
Touch me I'm golden and wild as the wind blows
And tumbling, tumbling, don't go fascination
If just for tonight darling, let's get lost
If just for tonight darling, let's get lost
If just for tonight darling, let's get lost
Let's get lost
Let's get lost
Let's get lost
Let's get lost
An innocent child in New Orleans
A simple girl from simple means
Walked the rails
Rode her thumb
She hitched a ride with everyone
The regular, she’d rearrange
The girl knew how to chop and change
Chop and change (Ooo)
Chop and change (Yeah)
Chop and change (Oh, oh, oh)
Chop and change (Yeah) alright
Took a job working late
Jacking cars from out of state
She found no upendo in this town
So she’d never mess around
Had no luck, but ain’t it strange
The girl knew how to chop and change
Chop and change (Oh, oh)
Chop and change (Come on, come on, come on, come on yeah)
Chop and change (Chop and change)
Chop and change (Oh)
Alright
A simple girl from simple means
Walked the rails
Rode her thumb
She hitched a ride with everyone
The regular, she’d rearrange
The girl knew how to chop and change
Chop and change (Ooo)
Chop and change (Yeah)
Chop and change (Oh, oh, oh)
Chop and change (Yeah) alright
Took a job working late
Jacking cars from out of state
She found no upendo in this town
So she’d never mess around
Had no luck, but ain’t it strange
The girl knew how to chop and change
Chop and change (Oh, oh)
Chop and change (Come on, come on, come on, come on yeah)
Chop and change (Chop and change)
Chop and change (Oh)
Alright
Other lives, always tempted to trade
Will they hate me for all the choices I made
Will they stop when they see me again
I can’t stop now I know who I am
Now I’m all yours, I’m not afraid
And you’re all mine, say what they may
And all your upendo I’ll take to the grave
And all my life starts now
Tear me down, they can’t take wewe out of my thoughts
Under every scar there’s a battle I’ve lost
Will they stop when they see us again
I can’t stop now I know who I am
Now I’m all yours, I’m not afraid
And you’re all mine, say what they may
And all your upendo I’ll take to the grave
And all my life starts
I’m all yours, I’m not afraid
And you’re all mine, say what they may
And all your upendo I’ll take to the grave
And all my life starts
Starts now
Will they hate me for all the choices I made
Will they stop when they see me again
I can’t stop now I know who I am
Now I’m all yours, I’m not afraid
And you’re all mine, say what they may
And all your upendo I’ll take to the grave
And all my life starts now
Tear me down, they can’t take wewe out of my thoughts
Under every scar there’s a battle I’ve lost
Will they stop when they see us again
I can’t stop now I know who I am
Now I’m all yours, I’m not afraid
And you’re all mine, say what they may
And all your upendo I’ll take to the grave
And all my life starts
I’m all yours, I’m not afraid
And you’re all mine, say what they may
And all your upendo I’ll take to the grave
And all my life starts
Starts now
Up with your turret
Aren’t we just terrified
Shale, screen your worry
From what wewe won’t ever find
Don’t let it fool you
Don’t let it fool you, down
Down’s sitting round
Folds in the gown
Sea and the rock below
Cocked to the undertow
Bones, blood and teeth erode
With every crashing node
Wings wouldn’t help you
Wings wouldn’t help you, down
Death is around
Prayer in your smile
wewe barely are blinking
Wagging your face around
When’d this just become
A mortal home
Ahhhh
Won’t, won’t, won’t, won’t
Won’t let wewe talk me
Won’t let wewe talk me, down
Will pull it taut
Nothing now
Aren’t we just terrified
Shale, screen your worry
From what wewe won’t ever find
Don’t let it fool you
Don’t let it fool you, down
Down’s sitting round
Folds in the gown
Sea and the rock below
Cocked to the undertow
Bones, blood and teeth erode
With every crashing node
Wings wouldn’t help you
Wings wouldn’t help you, down
Death is around
Prayer in your smile
wewe barely are blinking
Wagging your face around
When’d this just become
A mortal home
Ahhhh
Won’t, won’t, won’t, won’t
Won’t let wewe talk me
Won’t let wewe talk me, down
Will pull it taut
Nothing now