Okay, so I decided to make the rest of the stories in Renesmee's point of view. And I decided that I was starting a title and it's going to be Ever After. Hope wewe like it.
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Seeing Sarah in Jacob's arms again made it feel like he never left. She had missed him so much in the couple day's she knew he exsisted. It was like inaonyesha her the picture of him opened up every memory she had tucked away.
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"Gran missed wewe too." She was sitting in between us on the kitanda now. "She came over everyday to talk to Mommy about you." She looked down at Macy, her stuffed wolf, and turned her around to look at her face. "I missed you, Daddy." She kicked her feet. A habbit.
He kissed her head "I missed wewe to, Sarah."
"Okay." I patted Sarah's leg. "You need to get back in the bed. wewe can spend some zaidi time with Daddy tomorrow before your Birthday party."
She looked up at me, her eyes gleaming. "And Uncle Emmet, and Aunt Alice, and Daddy will be there?" She asked excited.
"Of course." I smiled.
"Okay." She grined widly, an expression that brought out the Jake in her.
"Up we go." Jake grunted, and set her on his shoulders.
She giggled and held onto his chin.
I wrapped my arms around my chest and followed after them.
I leaned up against the door way and watched as he tucked her in.
"Daddy?" She asked, tucking her mbwa mwitu under her balnket. It was an Indian quilt Sue had aliyopewa her when she turned three. It was white with big plaid yellow daisys on it. It matched her yellow walls perfectly.
"What, Baby?" He had called her baby since the siku she was born. Every other father gave their child pet names like "dumpling", au "cupcake", au something that had to do with their name. But he had always called her simply Baby.
"I'm glad wewe came back." She smiled up at him.
"Me too." He kissed her on the head "Goodnight, Baby."
"Night, Daddy." I walked over to her and kissed her cheek.
"Goodnight, sweetie. Get some rest. wewe have a big siku tomorrow."
"Night, Momma." She turned over and closed her eyes.
I turned off her lamp and walked over to the door. I stood and watched her for a moment wondering where the four years had gone. Jake wrapped his arms around me and placed his chin on my shoulder. I could remember standing here, just as we were watching her sleep when she was a baby.
I finally grabbed the door handle and closed the door.
I twisted and Jakes arms and stood on my tippy toes to kiss him. His arms traced from my shoulders, down to my waist.
He kissed my jaw line, and back up to my lips.
He picked me up and took us to our room, closing the door behind him.
The inayofuata morning I woke up laying on Jake's chest.
I could hear his moyo beat, something I missed terribly.
I opened my eyes looking down at the floor. My pajama's were laying on the floor...in shreds.
I laughed lightly.
"Sorry 'bout that." He whispered and laughed. I looked up at him and smiled. "It's okay." I kissed him softly as his arms went from behind his head to around my waist.
I pulled away and gasped for air. "Morning."
He stiffled a laugh and kissed my head. "Good morning."
My face fell and I sighed. "What's wrong?" He asked and stroked my cheek with the back of his hand.
"Sarah turns five today. She's five!"
He sighed with me. "I know. I can't believed I missed everything! I got to see her take her first two steps and got to hear her say her first word, but now she's walking and running and skipping and talking in full sentences, and counting, and she can even write! I hate myself for it!" His hands were trembling with anger.
"Shh." I put my hands on either side of his face. "It's not your fault. wewe did what wewe had to do." I whispered.
The Volturi had found out about Sarah knowing about vampires, and were set out to kill her. Aro had ordered Jane, that at least one person was killed. Jake had demanded it was him to go, and not her. I told him it should be me and but he turned to me and whispered. "I can come back Renesmee. wewe can't." So he phased to make sure he was able to find another wolf. They drove a stake into his moyo and as he layed on the ground gasping, the Volturi left. And that was it.
I cringed at the memory and kissed him again.
"I'm sorry." He sighed.
"You shouldn't be sorry for anything, except for destroying my inayopendelewa pair of pj's." I told him, trying to lighten the mood. He laughed and promised to kwa me a new pair.
We got out of kitanda and decided to let Sarah sleep a little zaidi while Jake fixed breakfast and I finished getting ready.
I walked in the jikoni and Jake was on the phone.
"Thank you." He was smiling and stiring pancake mix in a bowl. "I really appreciate it. Thanks so much. Talk to wewe soon. Bye."
I walked inayofuata to him as he poured the batter onto the griddle.
"Who was that?" I asked as I pulled the drawer open and handed him a spatula.
"Thanks." He took the spatula and put the bowl in the sink. "It was Esme."
I raised my eyebrows. "Really? What did she need?" I asked.
He turned to me and smiled. "We're moving."
"Moving?!"
"Esme built us a house. She alisema that she thought we would like zaidi room." He flipped the pancakes.
"More room? Why?" I got down a plates for him to put the finished breakfast on. I pulled Sarah's new plate down I had pickin up the other day. It was pink and white polk-a-dotted with the number five in the center.
"She alisema and I quote, 'Just in case.'" The left corner of his mouth rose slightly.
"Just in case hu?" I asked smiling.
He laughed a put his hands up. "Those were her words, not mine."
He grabbed me in a kiss before I could say anything else. "Okay. So where are we moving to?"
"She alisema she would onyesha us after Sarah's party. It's closer to your parents rather than the treaty line."
"I'm okay with that. What about you?" I asked as he put two of the littlest pancakes on Sarah's plate.
"Anywhere where wewe are is perfect for me." He kissed me and fixed our plates. He pulled a plate of sauages out of the microwave and placed one on Sarah's plate, two on mine, and the remainder six on his.
I tip toed into Sarah's room and picked up her new outfit from the closet. Her pant's were tan and them him was flipped up. Her shati was white and lacy with a white bow and foux tan stiching around the edges.
I walked over to her kitanda and moved her hair from her face. "Sarah. Come on. Daddy made breakfast." She sniffed the air before opening her eyes. She squinted and looked up at me. "Sausage and pancakes?" Though she was human, her sences were stronger than normal. Her smelling, hearing, and sight were extrodnary.
I laughed and nodded. "Yes. Now come one, I got wewe a new outfit."
After getting her dressed I brushed her hair. "Is today my party?" She asked looking at me through her vanity mirror. Alice had gotten her a vanity and kinyesi for christman, along with half the clothes in her closet.
I ran the brush through her dark hair and smiled. "Sure is. Are wewe excited?" I asked as I parted her hair to the side.
She nodded. "Do I get to play with daddy for a little while before the party?"
"Of course." I smiled as I slid the bow through her hair.
"Good." She smiled inaonyesha her perfectly straight teeth. The were as white as the snow that had falling on the ground outside her windows.
"Come on. Your pancakes are cooled down kwa now." She took my hand and hopped down off the stool.
She got the the hallway before she lauged and ran to Jake.
"Daddy!" She giggled as he scooped her up in his arms.
Seeing Sarah in Jacob's arms again made it feel like he never left. She had missed him so much in the couple day's she knew he exsisted. It was like inaonyesha her the picture of him opened up every memory she had tucked away.
"Happy Birthday, Baby!" He laughed with her. "Are wewe hungry?"
She nodded and he sat her in the chair.
"After we eat, can we play?" She asked taking a bite of her breakfast.
"Sure can. Can Momma play to?" He asked her raising his eyes brows. He looked up at me and winked.
I laughed silently and pulled the pancake off my fork with my teeth.
"Yes." She smiled and yet again kickd her feet.
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Seeing Sarah in Jacob's arms again made it feel like he never left. She had missed him so much in the couple day's she knew he exsisted. It was like inaonyesha her the picture of him opened up every memory she had tucked away.
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"Gran missed wewe too." She was sitting in between us on the kitanda now. "She came over everyday to talk to Mommy about you." She looked down at Macy, her stuffed wolf, and turned her around to look at her face. "I missed you, Daddy." She kicked her feet. A habbit.
He kissed her head "I missed wewe to, Sarah."
"Okay." I patted Sarah's leg. "You need to get back in the bed. wewe can spend some zaidi time with Daddy tomorrow before your Birthday party."
She looked up at me, her eyes gleaming. "And Uncle Emmet, and Aunt Alice, and Daddy will be there?" She asked excited.
"Of course." I smiled.
"Okay." She grined widly, an expression that brought out the Jake in her.
"Up we go." Jake grunted, and set her on his shoulders.
She giggled and held onto his chin.
I wrapped my arms around my chest and followed after them.
I leaned up against the door way and watched as he tucked her in.
"Daddy?" She asked, tucking her mbwa mwitu under her balnket. It was an Indian quilt Sue had aliyopewa her when she turned three. It was white with big plaid yellow daisys on it. It matched her yellow walls perfectly.
"What, Baby?" He had called her baby since the siku she was born. Every other father gave their child pet names like "dumpling", au "cupcake", au something that had to do with their name. But he had always called her simply Baby.
"I'm glad wewe came back." She smiled up at him.
"Me too." He kissed her on the head "Goodnight, Baby."
"Night, Daddy." I walked over to her and kissed her cheek.
"Goodnight, sweetie. Get some rest. wewe have a big siku tomorrow."
"Night, Momma." She turned over and closed her eyes.
I turned off her lamp and walked over to the door. I stood and watched her for a moment wondering where the four years had gone. Jake wrapped his arms around me and placed his chin on my shoulder. I could remember standing here, just as we were watching her sleep when she was a baby.
I finally grabbed the door handle and closed the door.
I twisted and Jakes arms and stood on my tippy toes to kiss him. His arms traced from my shoulders, down to my waist.
He kissed my jaw line, and back up to my lips.
He picked me up and took us to our room, closing the door behind him.
The inayofuata morning I woke up laying on Jake's chest.
I could hear his moyo beat, something I missed terribly.
I opened my eyes looking down at the floor. My pajama's were laying on the floor...in shreds.
I laughed lightly.
"Sorry 'bout that." He whispered and laughed. I looked up at him and smiled. "It's okay." I kissed him softly as his arms went from behind his head to around my waist.
I pulled away and gasped for air. "Morning."
He stiffled a laugh and kissed my head. "Good morning."
My face fell and I sighed. "What's wrong?" He asked and stroked my cheek with the back of his hand.
"Sarah turns five today. She's five!"
He sighed with me. "I know. I can't believed I missed everything! I got to see her take her first two steps and got to hear her say her first word, but now she's walking and running and skipping and talking in full sentences, and counting, and she can even write! I hate myself for it!" His hands were trembling with anger.
"Shh." I put my hands on either side of his face. "It's not your fault. wewe did what wewe had to do." I whispered.
The Volturi had found out about Sarah knowing about vampires, and were set out to kill her. Aro had ordered Jane, that at least one person was killed. Jake had demanded it was him to go, and not her. I told him it should be me and but he turned to me and whispered. "I can come back Renesmee. wewe can't." So he phased to make sure he was able to find another wolf. They drove a stake into his moyo and as he layed on the ground gasping, the Volturi left. And that was it.
I cringed at the memory and kissed him again.
"I'm sorry." He sighed.
"You shouldn't be sorry for anything, except for destroying my inayopendelewa pair of pj's." I told him, trying to lighten the mood. He laughed and promised to kwa me a new pair.
We got out of kitanda and decided to let Sarah sleep a little zaidi while Jake fixed breakfast and I finished getting ready.
I walked in the jikoni and Jake was on the phone.
"Thank you." He was smiling and stiring pancake mix in a bowl. "I really appreciate it. Thanks so much. Talk to wewe soon. Bye."
I walked inayofuata to him as he poured the batter onto the griddle.
"Who was that?" I asked as I pulled the drawer open and handed him a spatula.
"Thanks." He took the spatula and put the bowl in the sink. "It was Esme."
I raised my eyebrows. "Really? What did she need?" I asked.
He turned to me and smiled. "We're moving."
"Moving?!"
"Esme built us a house. She alisema that she thought we would like zaidi room." He flipped the pancakes.
"More room? Why?" I got down a plates for him to put the finished breakfast on. I pulled Sarah's new plate down I had pickin up the other day. It was pink and white polk-a-dotted with the number five in the center.
"She alisema and I quote, 'Just in case.'" The left corner of his mouth rose slightly.
"Just in case hu?" I asked smiling.
He laughed a put his hands up. "Those were her words, not mine."
He grabbed me in a kiss before I could say anything else. "Okay. So where are we moving to?"
"She alisema she would onyesha us after Sarah's party. It's closer to your parents rather than the treaty line."
"I'm okay with that. What about you?" I asked as he put two of the littlest pancakes on Sarah's plate.
"Anywhere where wewe are is perfect for me." He kissed me and fixed our plates. He pulled a plate of sauages out of the microwave and placed one on Sarah's plate, two on mine, and the remainder six on his.
I tip toed into Sarah's room and picked up her new outfit from the closet. Her pant's were tan and them him was flipped up. Her shati was white and lacy with a white bow and foux tan stiching around the edges.
I walked over to her kitanda and moved her hair from her face. "Sarah. Come on. Daddy made breakfast." She sniffed the air before opening her eyes. She squinted and looked up at me. "Sausage and pancakes?" Though she was human, her sences were stronger than normal. Her smelling, hearing, and sight were extrodnary.
I laughed and nodded. "Yes. Now come one, I got wewe a new outfit."
After getting her dressed I brushed her hair. "Is today my party?" She asked looking at me through her vanity mirror. Alice had gotten her a vanity and kinyesi for christman, along with half the clothes in her closet.
I ran the brush through her dark hair and smiled. "Sure is. Are wewe excited?" I asked as I parted her hair to the side.
She nodded. "Do I get to play with daddy for a little while before the party?"
"Of course." I smiled as I slid the bow through her hair.
"Good." She smiled inaonyesha her perfectly straight teeth. The were as white as the snow that had falling on the ground outside her windows.
"Come on. Your pancakes are cooled down kwa now." She took my hand and hopped down off the stool.
She got the the hallway before she lauged and ran to Jake.
"Daddy!" She giggled as he scooped her up in his arms.
Seeing Sarah in Jacob's arms again made it feel like he never left. She had missed him so much in the couple day's she knew he exsisted. It was like inaonyesha her the picture of him opened up every memory she had tucked away.
"Happy Birthday, Baby!" He laughed with her. "Are wewe hungry?"
She nodded and he sat her in the chair.
"After we eat, can we play?" She asked taking a bite of her breakfast.
"Sure can. Can Momma play to?" He asked her raising his eyes brows. He looked up at me and winked.
I laughed silently and pulled the pancake off my fork with my teeth.
"Yes." She smiled and yet again kickd her feet.
