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part 8
“Oh, I’m sorry Mike. Edward asked me to go out with him this weekend.” I said, smiling vindictively. I knew I was being rude, but really, how many times did I need to say no?
“Oh...well, okay then. wewe and Cullen huh?” his face turned to a grimace but I could see some malice in his eyes. I hoped he didn’t try anything, he might get hurt.
“Yeah.” I answered, smiling like a girl on her first date. “I’m really looking mbele to it.”
With that, I turned on my heel and left.

part 9
By the time I arrived at the biology room, Edward was already sitting inayofuata to my vacant seat....

part 10

“Come on lovebirds, there’s a thunder storm coming and I don’t want kwa baby out in it!” Alice alisema running out to her car without a backward glance. I grabbed Edward’s hand before pulling him after her.
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part 11
The biggest roll of thunder yet sounded over us just as we entered the Cullen house. It was right over us kwa now making the sky outside black like the night.
“Bella!” Esme greeted me, sweeping me into a very motherly hug.
“Hi Esme.”
I followed Alice into the Lounge only to find Emmett and Jasper locked in a fight...

part 9
After who knows how long, I pulled away from him, breathing harder than usual. His eyes were alight with desire, his breathing accelerated just like mine. “I upendo you, Bella.”
I smiled with joy. “I upendo wewe too, Edward.” I alisema happily.
The rain was falling harder outside now, the light thrumming reminding me there was a world beyond our own little bubble.
Edward’s eyes were still smouldering as I ran my middle finger down his face, a low growl coming from his chest.
My smile grew bigger as I gave him a chaste kiss and then proceeded to quickly to detangle myself from his embrace,...

sorry, it's short, but i had to work alot zaidi than usual this week. hope wewe enjoy the mgawanyiko, baidisha POV's. :P


part 6
Edward's POV
She flicked her hair back from her shoulder, an adorable expression playing on her face.
I wanted to feel her warm soft lips on mine again, but there were too many watching eyes. Damn children. Almost all of them were whispering, the gossip already spreading. If only they knew.
We walked into the small, badly lit front office together. The middle aged receptionist thought what a nice couple we would make. I couldn’t help but smile at her kindness.
I hung back near the door...