"Edward, wewe can't be alone forever. " Sara ran her hands through my hair, my head resting in her lap.
"Yes, I can."
"Edward, I want wewe to get your happily-ever-after. But you're not going to get it unless wewe try." She conplained.
"I don't know how to upendo anyone else but you. I just can't." I confessed.
"That's because wewe haven't tried."
"I don't want to try." I sighed and closed my eyes.
"Please, try for me." She begged.
"I don't know how."
"You will. Soon enough. Now get up. Your alarm is going off." She kissed my head.
I didn't even get a chance to ask her what she ment. I was awoken kwa my buzzing alarm, in a cold bed, just as I did every morning for the past year. I missed Sara. I missed her deeply. And I really wished I knew what she ment kwa "You will. Soon enough." I shook my head, desiding not to uselessly dwell on the fact, and get ready for today.
Since today wasn't my official first day, I dressed in khakis and a button up. There was no need to wear Scrubs when I wasn't working untill tomorrow. I grabbed my coffee and climbed into my black Volvo. This thing was my baby. Black shiny paint, black leather interior, tinted windows. I was surprised I hand't gotten pulled over yet being mistaken as a drug lord.
I pulled out of my apartment karakana and glanced to my left, noticing a small woman holding a young boy kwa his hand as she helped him into the car. She was moving rather quickly as she reached across and buckled his seatbelt and closed the door. I took a sip of my coffee as I tried to make my thoughts vanish. That could be Sara. Sara could have loved and had children whom she helping into the car, took to preschool, watched Saturday morning cartoons with. But when the doctors informed us that her brain cancer had spread into her brain stem, it was over. She Lost hope in getting well. She died a week later.
I gripped steering wheel and looked at my wedding band. That band hadn't held meaning since last year. I only wore it because it was all I had left of Sara besides my memories and occasional dreams. I needed to remember her. I couln't forget. I was so afraid that if I took off this ring, I would forget. So it still held it's place on my finger.
"Please try for me." Her voice rang through my head as a reminder. She wanted me to try. So for her, I would try.
I parked my car in a space reletivly close to the entrence and turned the key to shut of the humming engine. I let my head rest against the back of my kiti, kiti cha as I prepared myself. Taking off a wedding band shouldn't be this hard. In one mwepesi, teleka movment, the band was of and sitting my cupholder. Before I could chage my mind, I got out of my car and locked it up.I walked inside quickly so I could get out of the coldness of November in Seattle.
After a quick hello to my father, I took the stairs to head down the cafateria. I needed to start from the ground up. I rounded the corner, not paying a lick of attemtion to where I was gong, I collided into a small fram.
"I'm sorry." We both spoke at the smae time.
I looked up from my feet to meet the young woman I had seen on my drive to work. Unable to get a close look at her then, I could now. Her eyes were brown and doe like, her lips a soft shade of pink. Her hair was brown and up close it had a red tint. It waved as it casscaded down her back and over her shoulder. She was unforgettingly beautiful.
"I'm so sorry." She spoke. "I'm running late, and I have to dakika to get up there." She pointed to a floor above us.
"Where do wewe work?" I asked.
"Pediactrics."
"Well tell them Edward Cullen kept you..."
"Bella." She held out her hand. "Bella Swan."
"Bella." I smiled and shook. "I'm sure they won't mind."
"If wewe say so." She smirked. "You new here?"
"Yes." I ran my hand through my hair. A nervous habbit. "I start officially tomorrow but I'm here today checking the place out."
"Does it check out?" She smiled and leaned on the hand rail.
"So far, yes." I nodded and did the same.
"I really should get up there." She sighed and stood straight.
"Yeah." I nodded.
She halfheartedly smiled and waved as she started climbing the stairs again. Try.
"Bella?" I called after her.
She turned around and smiled. "You're going to get me fired Cullen."
I smiled back and ran up a few steps to meet her. "I don't want to look like the new kid on the first siku of school eating lunch kwa myself. Will wewe at least sit with me? wewe don't even have to talk to me."
She laughed and nodded. "As long as I don't have to talk to you." I liked the way it was so easy for me to make her laugh. I like the way her head tilted back a bit when she did and the way her eyes sparkled.
"Great." I started to walk back down. "Oh! What time it your lunch break?"
"Eleven!" She called back and dissapeard up the inayofuata fight of stairs.
I missed the sound of her voice already. This, I was not prepared for. I decided to change plans and headed up to Carlisle's office. I suddenly had to know everything about Bella.
"Edward. Back so soon?" He looked up from the chart on his desk.
"I need wewe to tell me everything wewe know about Bella Swan." I insisted and sat down in one of the leather chairs kwa his desk.
Bella's POV
"You're late." Alice's sing-song voice echoed in the break room.
I grabbed myself a cup of coffee leaned myself against the counter. "I know. It wasn't my fault. Edward Cullen held me up." I smirked. I don't know why I was smirking. Yeah sure he had the deepest green eyes I had ever seen, the most sexy tousled hair and the greatest body but someone like him, is taken.
She nearly choked on her coffee. "Edward Cullen?"
"Yeah." I wasn't sure wear she was going with this. "And I'm having lunch with him."
This time she did choke. "Damn." She wiped her mouth with a napkin. "Warn a girl. wewe do remember today is is Wednesday? Mason eats lunch with wewe today."
"Shoot." I sighed. "I guess he is eating with us." I shrugged.
A sly grin slid across her face.
"What?" I asked, taking a sip from my mug.
"Oh, nothing. It's just, you're having lunch with your son...and your new boss."
Now it was my turn to choke on the cofee.
"Alice. There is a patient in the waiting room. Bella, wewe too." Angela popped her head in.
"Thank's Ang." I called to her as she left to go back to her station.
"We'll talk zaidi later." Alice winked and left to go meet her new patient. I still couldn't believe our new boss was so sexy...and so young. And probably so taken. I sighed and set my cup in the sink, leaving to go give a checkup to whom ever was waiting on me.
"Yes, I can."
"Edward, I want wewe to get your happily-ever-after. But you're not going to get it unless wewe try." She conplained.
"I don't know how to upendo anyone else but you. I just can't." I confessed.
"That's because wewe haven't tried."
"I don't want to try." I sighed and closed my eyes.
"Please, try for me." She begged.
"I don't know how."
"You will. Soon enough. Now get up. Your alarm is going off." She kissed my head.
I didn't even get a chance to ask her what she ment. I was awoken kwa my buzzing alarm, in a cold bed, just as I did every morning for the past year. I missed Sara. I missed her deeply. And I really wished I knew what she ment kwa "You will. Soon enough." I shook my head, desiding not to uselessly dwell on the fact, and get ready for today.
Since today wasn't my official first day, I dressed in khakis and a button up. There was no need to wear Scrubs when I wasn't working untill tomorrow. I grabbed my coffee and climbed into my black Volvo. This thing was my baby. Black shiny paint, black leather interior, tinted windows. I was surprised I hand't gotten pulled over yet being mistaken as a drug lord.
I pulled out of my apartment karakana and glanced to my left, noticing a small woman holding a young boy kwa his hand as she helped him into the car. She was moving rather quickly as she reached across and buckled his seatbelt and closed the door. I took a sip of my coffee as I tried to make my thoughts vanish. That could be Sara. Sara could have loved and had children whom she helping into the car, took to preschool, watched Saturday morning cartoons with. But when the doctors informed us that her brain cancer had spread into her brain stem, it was over. She Lost hope in getting well. She died a week later.
I gripped steering wheel and looked at my wedding band. That band hadn't held meaning since last year. I only wore it because it was all I had left of Sara besides my memories and occasional dreams. I needed to remember her. I couln't forget. I was so afraid that if I took off this ring, I would forget. So it still held it's place on my finger.
"Please try for me." Her voice rang through my head as a reminder. She wanted me to try. So for her, I would try.
I parked my car in a space reletivly close to the entrence and turned the key to shut of the humming engine. I let my head rest against the back of my kiti, kiti cha as I prepared myself. Taking off a wedding band shouldn't be this hard. In one mwepesi, teleka movment, the band was of and sitting my cupholder. Before I could chage my mind, I got out of my car and locked it up.I walked inside quickly so I could get out of the coldness of November in Seattle.
After a quick hello to my father, I took the stairs to head down the cafateria. I needed to start from the ground up. I rounded the corner, not paying a lick of attemtion to where I was gong, I collided into a small fram.
"I'm sorry." We both spoke at the smae time.
I looked up from my feet to meet the young woman I had seen on my drive to work. Unable to get a close look at her then, I could now. Her eyes were brown and doe like, her lips a soft shade of pink. Her hair was brown and up close it had a red tint. It waved as it casscaded down her back and over her shoulder. She was unforgettingly beautiful.
"I'm so sorry." She spoke. "I'm running late, and I have to dakika to get up there." She pointed to a floor above us.
"Where do wewe work?" I asked.
"Pediactrics."
"Well tell them Edward Cullen kept you..."
"Bella." She held out her hand. "Bella Swan."
"Bella." I smiled and shook. "I'm sure they won't mind."
"If wewe say so." She smirked. "You new here?"
"Yes." I ran my hand through my hair. A nervous habbit. "I start officially tomorrow but I'm here today checking the place out."
"Does it check out?" She smiled and leaned on the hand rail.
"So far, yes." I nodded and did the same.
"I really should get up there." She sighed and stood straight.
"Yeah." I nodded.
She halfheartedly smiled and waved as she started climbing the stairs again. Try.
"Bella?" I called after her.
She turned around and smiled. "You're going to get me fired Cullen."
I smiled back and ran up a few steps to meet her. "I don't want to look like the new kid on the first siku of school eating lunch kwa myself. Will wewe at least sit with me? wewe don't even have to talk to me."
She laughed and nodded. "As long as I don't have to talk to you." I liked the way it was so easy for me to make her laugh. I like the way her head tilted back a bit when she did and the way her eyes sparkled.
"Great." I started to walk back down. "Oh! What time it your lunch break?"
"Eleven!" She called back and dissapeard up the inayofuata fight of stairs.
I missed the sound of her voice already. This, I was not prepared for. I decided to change plans and headed up to Carlisle's office. I suddenly had to know everything about Bella.
"Edward. Back so soon?" He looked up from the chart on his desk.
"I need wewe to tell me everything wewe know about Bella Swan." I insisted and sat down in one of the leather chairs kwa his desk.
Bella's POV
"You're late." Alice's sing-song voice echoed in the break room.
I grabbed myself a cup of coffee leaned myself against the counter. "I know. It wasn't my fault. Edward Cullen held me up." I smirked. I don't know why I was smirking. Yeah sure he had the deepest green eyes I had ever seen, the most sexy tousled hair and the greatest body but someone like him, is taken.
She nearly choked on her coffee. "Edward Cullen?"
"Yeah." I wasn't sure wear she was going with this. "And I'm having lunch with him."
This time she did choke. "Damn." She wiped her mouth with a napkin. "Warn a girl. wewe do remember today is is Wednesday? Mason eats lunch with wewe today."
"Shoot." I sighed. "I guess he is eating with us." I shrugged.
A sly grin slid across her face.
"What?" I asked, taking a sip from my mug.
"Oh, nothing. It's just, you're having lunch with your son...and your new boss."
Now it was my turn to choke on the cofee.
"Alice. There is a patient in the waiting room. Bella, wewe too." Angela popped her head in.
"Thank's Ang." I called to her as she left to go back to her station.
"We'll talk zaidi later." Alice winked and left to go meet her new patient. I still couldn't believe our new boss was so sexy...and so young. And probably so taken. I sighed and set my cup in the sink, leaving to go give a checkup to whom ever was waiting on me.
10 Ways to Annoy Alice Cullen
10. Take her credit cards and shopping vouchers, hold them above your head and tell her to “jump for it”.
9. Tell her if she was just a few centimeters shorter she could legally be a midget.
8. Wear the trashiest possible clothing whenever wewe can.
7. Tie her up in a straightjacket. When she protests, tell her she needs to go back to the loony bin.
6. When wewe go into the sun with her, fall into a twitching heap on the ground and moan “I’m melting.”
5. Pelt her with cloves of garlic.
4. When she gets a vision, ask if her “spidey senses” are tingling.
3. Trip her up and ask if she saw it coming.
2. Ask her what wewe will be doing in five dakika every ten minutes.
And the Number One way to annoy Alice Cullen?
1. barua pepe her dozens of application forms for the position of speaker on psychic hotlines.
10. Take her credit cards and shopping vouchers, hold them above your head and tell her to “jump for it”.
9. Tell her if she was just a few centimeters shorter she could legally be a midget.
8. Wear the trashiest possible clothing whenever wewe can.
7. Tie her up in a straightjacket. When she protests, tell her she needs to go back to the loony bin.
6. When wewe go into the sun with her, fall into a twitching heap on the ground and moan “I’m melting.”
5. Pelt her with cloves of garlic.
4. When she gets a vision, ask if her “spidey senses” are tingling.
3. Trip her up and ask if she saw it coming.
2. Ask her what wewe will be doing in five dakika every ten minutes.
And the Number One way to annoy Alice Cullen?
1. barua pepe her dozens of application forms for the position of speaker on psychic hotlines.
With Eclipse on the horizon it would be fun to share our inayopendelewa Eclipse quotes. nukuu should be left as maoni and with a page number so we can all see them in context. So what is your inayopendelewa line in Eclipse?
I upendo it on page 58 when Bella is recalling watching Edward and Alice play chess: "Edward and Alice playing chess was one of the funniest things I'd ever seen. They'd sat there nearly motionless, staring at the board, while Alice foresaw the moves he would make and he picked the moves she would make in return out of her head. They played most of the game in their minds; I think they'd each moved two pawns when Alice suddenly flicked her king over and surrendered. It took all of three minutes."
I upendo it on page 58 when Bella is recalling watching Edward and Alice play chess: "Edward and Alice playing chess was one of the funniest things I'd ever seen. They'd sat there nearly motionless, staring at the board, while Alice foresaw the moves he would make and he picked the moves she would make in return out of her head. They played most of the game in their minds; I think they'd each moved two pawns when Alice suddenly flicked her king over and surrendered. It took all of three minutes."
Today, The Twilight Saga: New Moon and The Twilight Saga: Eclipse nyota Tinsel Korey will be speaking to the youth before the Aboriginal Youth Night hockey game. The event is sponsored kwa True North Sports and Entertainment and the Manitobe Moose Hockey Club, and tonight's events will be called "Follow Your Dreams." According to a hivi karibuni press release, "the concept is fairly simple in nature, the goals are to encourage First Nations Youth from around Manitoba to pursue their dreams through healthy living and a very specific focus on suicide prevention, due to the high suicide rate amongst First Nations youth." 2,500 are expected to attend from the 63 First Nations communities around Manitoba, and "Ti
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