I wrote this fan fic over 2 years ago, and never posted the whole thing on a fan fiction site. It's rough and it's short, but the beauty of it-is that it's complete.
Enough is Enough
He wouldn't get through the year, and he knew it. His decision to stay in Forks and move on like everything was fine...was just a charade. It was all a pretense to sooth his families worries, but no one was fooled. Edward wasn't fooling anyone, no one...except himself. This became more obvious to him as he glanced around the classroom. Everything reminded him of Bella. He had tried so hard to erase her from his mind, but he couldn't. And the truth was that Edward didn't want to live in a world without Bella.
"If she is dead, so should I be", Edward thought to himself.
The sound of an object hitting the floor broke Edward's thoughts. His eyes shifted down to the floor as a pink pencil rolled to a stop a foot from his desk. The new girl, Tia, quickly rose from her seat and then sauntered over to where her pencil lay. As she bent down to retrieve her pencil she glanced up at Edward and stared at him as if she were seeing him for the first time. Her thoughts flooded his mind and Edward lifted his gaze from the pencil to meet hers. Though there was nothing surprising about her thoughts, her blood rushed through her veins and pooled under the pale skin of her cheeks. Edward quickly looked away and closed his eyes tight. Against his will Tia's face morphed into Bella's face in his mind. Bella's blush... Edward pushed away from his desk and hurriedly walked out of the classroom. He could hear Mr. Kinley's protests calling after him and the curious thoughts of the students, but he didn't care. Edward couldn't handle another day at Forks High School. He negligently ran through the hallways, avoiding caution because no one was around. 1st period was only mid-way through so Edward knew everyone would be in the middle of something.
Edward slowed as he reached the double doors that lead out to the parking lot. He pushed open one door and then came to a stop once he was outside. From where he stood he could see his Volvo...and the figure standing next to it...