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I know it has been a while. so this is a new story i'm working on. it will probebly be about 10 chapters. but before i post more i would like your reviews to know if you like the story or if i shouldn't continu.

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Chaper 1: The great escape

Bella pov

In a few quiet moments in the shop I let my mind wonder about the last 6 years. It all began when Edward left me that day in the forest. It still gave me nightmares for time to time. The way he could just leave me there like I meant nothing to him. Just by thinking about it I was thrown in to a flashback of that moment.

"Come for a walk with me," he suggested in an unemotional voice, taking my hand.

I didn't answer. I couldn't think of a way to protest, but I instantly knew that I wanted to. I didn't like

this.

This is bad, this is very bad

, the voice in my head repeated again and again.

But he didn't wait for an answer. He pulled me along toward the east side of the yard, where the forest

encroached. I followed unwillingly, trying to think through the panic. It was what I wanted, I reminded

myself. The chance to talk it all through. So why was the panic choking me?

We'd gone only a few steps into the trees when he stopped. We were barely on the trail—I could still

see the house.

Some walk.

Edward leaned against a tree and stared at me, his expression unreadable.

"Okay, let's talk," I said. It sounded braver than it felt.

He took a deep breath.

"Bella, we're leaving."

I took a deep breath, too. This was an acceptable option. I thought I was prepared. But I still had to ask.

"Why now? Another year—"

"Bella, it's time. How much longer could we stay in Forks, after all? Carlisle can barely pass for thirty,

and he's claiming thirty-three now. We'd have to start over soon regardless."

His answer confused me. I thought the point of leaving was to let his family live in peace. Why did we

have to leave if they were going? I stared at him, trying to understand what he meant.

He stared back coldly.

With a roll of nausea, I realized I'd misunderstood.

"When you say we," I whispered.

"I mean my family and myself." Each word separate and distinct.

I shook my head back and forth mechanically, trying to clear it. He waited without any sign of

impatience. It took a few minutes before I could speak.

"Okay," I said. "I'll come with you."

"You can't, Bella. Where we're going... It's not the right place for you."

"Where you are is the right place for me."

"I'm no good for you, Bella."

"Don't be ridiculous." I wanted to sound angry, but it just sounded like I was begging. "You're the very

best part of my life."

"My world is not for you," he said grimly.

"What happened with Jasper—that was nothing, Edward! Nothing!"

"You're right," he agreed. "It was exactly what was to be expected."

"You promised! In Phoenix, you promised that you would stay—"

"As long as that was best for you," he interrupted to correct me.

"

No

! This is about my soul, isn't it?" I shouted, furious, the words exploding out of me—somehow it still

sounded like a plea. "Carlisle told me about that, and I don't care, Edward. I don't care! You can have

my soul. I don't want it without you—it's yours already!"

He took a deep breath and stared, unseeingly, at the ground for a long moment. His mouth twisted the

tiniest bit. When he finally looked up, his eyes were different, harder—like the liquid gold had frozen

solid.

"Bella, I don't want you to come with me." He spoke the words slowly and precisely, his cold eyes on

my face, watching as I absorbed what he was really saying.

There was a pause as I repeated the words in my head a few times, sifting through them for their real

intent.

"You... don't... want me?" I tried out the words, confused by the way they sounded, placed in that

order.

"No."

I stared, uncomprehending, into his eyes. He stared back without apology. His eyes were like

topaz—hard and clear and very deep. I felt like I could see into them for miles and miles, yet nowhere in

rheir bottomless depths could I see a contradiction to the word he'd spoken.

"Well, that changes things." I was surprised by how calm and reasonable my voice sounded. It must be

because I was so numb. I couldn't realize what he was telling me. It still didn't make any sense.

He looked away into the trees as he spoke again. "Of course, I'll always love you... in a way. But what

happened the other night made me realize that it's time for a change. Because I'm...

tired

of pretending

to be something I'm not, Bella. I am not human." He looked back, and the icy planes of his perfect face

were

not

human. "I've let this go on much too long, and I'm sorry for that."

"Don't." My voice was just a whisper now; awareness was beginning to seep through me, trickling like

acid through my veins. "Don't do this."

He just stared at me, and I could see from his eyes that my words were far too late. He already had.

"You're not good for me, Bella." He turned his earlier words around, and so I had no argument. How

well I knew that I wasn't good enough for him.

I opened my mouth to say something, and then closed it again. He waited patiently, his face wiped clean

of all emotion. I tried again.

"If... that's what you want."

He nodded once.

My whole body went numb. I couldn't feel anything below the neck.

"I would like to ask one favor, though, if that's not too much," he said.

I wonder what he saw on my face, because something flickered across his own face in response. But,

before I could identify it, he'd composed his features into the same serene mask.

"Anything," I vowed, my voice faintly stronger.

As I watched, his frozen eyes melted. The gold became liquid again, molten, burning down into mine with

an intensity that was overwhelming.

"Don't do anything reckless or stupid," he ordered, no longer detached. "Do you understand what I'm

saying?"

I nodded helplessly.

His eyes cooled, the distance returned. "I'm thinking of Charlie, of course. He needs you. Take care of

yourself—for him."

I nodded again. "I will," I whispered.

He seemed to relax just a little.

"And I'll make you a promise in return," he said. "I promise that this will be the last time you'll see me. I

won't come back. I won't put you through anything like this again. You can go on with your life without

any more interference from me. It will be as if I'd never existed."

My knees must have started to shake, because the trees were suddenly wobbling. I could hear the blood

pounding faster than normal behind my ears. His voice sounded farther away.

He smiled gently. "Don't worry. You're human—your memory is no more than a sieve. Time heals all

wounds for your kind."

"And your memories?" I asked. It sounded like there was something stuck in my throat, like I was

choking.

"Well"—he hesitated for a short second—"I won't forget. But

my

kind... we're very easily distracted."

He smiled; the smile was tranquil and it did not touch his eyes.

He took a step away from me. "That's everything, I suppose. We won't bother you again."

The plural caught my attention. That surprised me; I would have thought I was beyond noticing anything.

"Alice isn't coming back," I realized. I don't know how he heard me—the words made no sound—but he

seemed to understand.

He shook his head slowly, always watching my face.

"No. They're all gone. I staved behind to tell you goodbye."

"Alice is gone?" My voice was blank with disbelief.

"She wanted to say goodbye, but I convinced her that a clean break would be better for you."

I was dizzy; it was hard to concentrate. His words swirled around in my head, and I heard the doctor at

the hospital in Phoenix, last spring, as he showed me the X-rays.

You can see it's a clean break

, his

finger traced along the picture of my severed bone.

That's good. It will heal more easily, more quickly

.

I tried to breathe normally. I needed to concentrate, to find a way out of this nightmare.

"Goodbye, Bella," he said in the same quiet, peaceful voice.

(Meyer,2008, New moon)

Right after that moment I became a zombie for months I didn't eat, drink or even talk. But that all started to change when Neal just walked in my bedroom. I hadn't seen him in a few years but we always talked at least once a week, so I became worried when we hadn't talked for a few weeks. And came to visit only to find me. It took him a week to convince my father to let him take me with him out of Forks. But he never got the chance to say yes because on a Friday night not even seven days in his visit I was starting to get better and so my dad was on the nightshift when he was shot while responding to a call.

That set me off in another episode of greave. My mom and I hadn't been close since the event in Phoenix last year, so when she didn't come to the funeral or the reading of my fathers will it became clear she was oke with not knowing me any more. So in stead my godmother in New York got to be my guardian. I like her a lot, because I would come to visit her a lot when I was little.

My trip down memory lane was disturbed by a costumer asking where the children books where.

Neal pov

I was cutting my beard with some sissors I stole, I grew my beard so nobody would know how I looked so I could escape. Suddenly I heard a noice and thought I was caught but I had to keep going. I had my new outfit already lying next to me. With my razor I removed the rest of my beard so it was all gone. One last look in the broken mirror confirmed that nobody would realize it was me and not another guard. So I put on the uniform and walked out of the bathroom and I walked out of the prison. By all of the other prisoners and hoping nobody would relies is was me. When I was almost out of the prison when another guard put his hand on the door to block my way, for a moment I thought I was busted but het only held the door open for me so I could go past. With a smile his way I walked out the door and on to the parking lot.

I hotwired a matenance truk and put on some music. And I drove of to the city. Once there I bought a valet jacked and stole a high end car and got a hundred bucks.

Once I got in the city I started to look for Kate, but when I couldn't find her I went to her apartment and that is where I found the bottle Bella and I used to drink from. Kate never should have gotten her hands on it and I remember her treat in prison. The reason for my escape my one soft spot, Izzy.

I was sitting there thinking about Izzy for over an hour when Agent Burk walked in saying, "I see Kate moved out. She leave you a message in that?" revering to the bottle.

"The bottle is the message." More like a threat.

"it has been al while." He said.

"Yeah, a few years give or take."

"You caring?"

"You know I don't like guns" Not after all that happened.

"They asked me what makes a guy like you do a boneheaded escape with only four months to go."

"I guess you figured it out."

"Kate adiosed you out of prison and gets bussy with her disapering act. The trail ends here. But you already know that."

"I missed her by two days." The Bitch.

"Still it only toke you about a month and a half to escape supermax. Damn impressive." I had to snort at that. Like it was a compliment

"All clear, subject identified and unarmed." He said in a walky-talky. "Roger that."

"surrounded?" At his knot I asked "how many?"

"between the marchals and my agents? All of them." Damn.

"what's the message?" He asked.

"Goodbye." Not willing to give him the real message.

"Women. They are going to give you another four years for this you know."

"I don't care." All I care about is protecting Bella

"is that the same suit you where wearing when you arrested me the first time?" I had to ask.

"classics never go out of style." He defended like it was the only reason.

"you know what this is?" I said when I noticed het peace of fiber on his suit.

"No idea, I got it from a case I was supposed to be working on before they put me on your case."

"Think you will catch him?" I was curious, I had heard a lot about that case.

"Don't know. He's good. Almost as good as you." Ha, like that is possible.

"What is it word if I tell you what it is? Is it worth a meeting?"

"What are you talking about?" he asked confused.

"If I tell you what this is, do I get a meeting with you in a week?" At his hesitation I said. "Just a meeting"

"Oke, what is it?"

"A security fiber for the new Canadian one hundred bill."

And with that swat came in the door and I was arrested and brought back to prison.