Yeah, so i got bored at midnight and wrote this. turns out that a lot of my stories start like that. I have absolutely no idea how this story's going to turn out

Seth's POV

"Seth! Get your lazy ass outta bed and get moving!" my lovely sister Leah screamed at the top of her lungs. Groaning, I rolled over and promptly fell out of my bed. Great. I got to my feet and staggered sleepily around my room, pulling on clothes and grumbling about things that Leah should do to shut her mouth. I opened my door and walked into my mom, who was coming from Leah's room with sheets bundled up in her arms.

"Oops, sorry Seth, honey," she laughed, and walked to the laundry room. I jumped down the stairs and hobbled into the kitchen.

"There you are," Leah snapped. "C'mon, you're gonna be late for school!"

I ignored her, shoveling in cereal and choking it down. I wasn't even done my second bowl when Leah grabbed me and pulled me out the door.

"Geez, Leah," I complained. "What's the rush?"

"If I have to cart you to school, then you need to be up on time," she said, throwing my backpack into the backseat of her car and starting it, "You can't be late on your first day."

"You must be so glad to get rid of me."

She grinned, despite her mood. "You know it."

Things had settled down mostly in the year after Bella's wedding and unprecedented events. Jacob and Nessie were inseparable, as were Bella and Edward. Quil was getting ready for Claire's fourth birthday party. Embry was dating someone from the high school, and Leah had imprinted, surprisingly. On a guy named David. She's totally over Sam and madly in love with her imprint, who has returned the gesture fully. But she still retains some of her crabbiness for Jacob and I. Charlie and my mom had been seeing each other, also something unforeseen. Except maybe by Alice, I never asked her. The Cullens were all happy and together, and everything was great between everyone.

"Well, we're here!" said Leah happily. "Now go. Don't be late."

"Bye Lee!" I said as I slammed the door shut.

"I'll pick you up at three!" she said.

I waved as I walked away, showing that I had heard her. As I towards into the school, I got a ton of stares, which wasn't surprising, because I looked like I was twenty-something.

"Hey Seth!" said Jacob. He and Nessie were sitting on the front steps. Yep, that's right, Nessie. Bella and Edward had agreed (somewhat reluctantly) to allow Nessie to attend the La Push high school.

"Hi Jake, hi Nessie," I said happily.

"What do you have?" he asked me.

I rattled off my schedule to him. The three of us talked for a few minutes as we walked inside. Then Jacob headed for his class while Nessie and I walked towards History.

School was pretty much blah, not boring, but not exciting either. That was good, I could do without some excitement for a long while. After school ended, I walked with Jacob, Nessie, Quil, Embry, and Sophia, Embry's girlfriend.

"Meet you later at the Cullens?" I asked. It was okay to talk about them around Sophia, so long as we pretended that they were human.

"That's fine," said Quil. He, Embry, and Sophia got into his car and they drove away. Jacob kissed Nessie and put a motorcycle helmet on her head. It probably wasn't necessary though, her skin was very hard. Jacob then got onto his bike, and Nessie got on behind him, her fingers laced around his stomach. Jacob then took off down the road yelling, "See you later Seth!" Chuckling slightly, I walked to the edge of the road and sat down, waiting for Leah. But then my phone buzzed. It was a text message.

Seth

Cant pick u up. Sorry. Had to meet Dave. C u later.

Leah.

Great, now I had to walk home. Sighing, I slung my pack over my shoulder and started moving down the road to my left. I started to run. Even as a human, I can move pretty fast when I wanted to. But then I started hitting the busier roads, so I had to slow down and walk at a normal pace. The road turned upward and sloped to the right after a while. I then crossed the street and jogged up a dirt road. I could phase now, I suppose, and run the rest of the way. I shrugged off my backpack and was about to phase when I heard a van rumble down the road. I waited patiently for it to pass. But then it stopped, and the window rolled down. A man leaned out of the passenger side window.

"Could you tell us how to get to Forks?"

I smiled. People were always getting lost, misjudging to maps and heading to La Push instead of Forks itself.

"Sure. Just take this road down until you reach the busier one. Make a right until you come to the first left. Take that, and follow it for a few miles. Make another right, and then you'll see the entrance sign. You can't miss it."

The man smiled. "Thanks." He rolled up the window, and the van moved forward. I picked up my pack and kept walking. But then I heard the van stop. Wondering to see if he needed more distinct directions, I walked back to it. The window was still up. I knocked on it.

"Is there something the mat-"

I didn't finish my sentence, because the door to the van slid open and I felt a cool metal cylinder placed to my temple.

"Don't move," a voice purred.

I was paralyzed by fear instantly. A gun could still kill me, especially if it was my head that was blown to bits. I had half a mind to phase and run, but a bullet was a lot faster than phasing.

"Get in."

Without waiting for my response, I felt hands grab me and shove me into the van, and my backpack went flying. There were more people in the backseat. Then they tied a rag around my eyes, and I felt my arms pinned against my back, and someone slam metal cuffs onto my wrists.

"Don't bother trying to get free," someone said, "Those cuffs are made of a very hard, very special alloy, and reinforced with titanium. They're very durable."

Unfortunately, he was right. I struggled against them, but they didn't budge. I bet that a vampire could break them, but I wasn't as strong as a vampire. Still, I struggled. Someone cuffed my feet and then they taped my mouth shut. Now I couldn't yell either.

"Drive," someone said, and I felt the van shoot forward. I tried to scream, but it was muffled by the tape.

"Someone shut him up!" a voice yelled. I felt the tape ripped off with brutal force, and it stung my face. Then my mouth and nose were covered with a sweet smelling rag, and I blacked out.

Leah's POV

I sat impatiently, waiting for Seth. I was going to kill him for holding me here. It was now 3:45, and most of the kids were gone. Seth still hadn't come. Sighing, I started the car and drove out of the parking lot. He probably just got all impatient and rode with Quil and Embry. As I drove, I whipped out my cell and called Seth's number. It immediately went to voicemail. He probably forgot to charge it again. I called Embry next. After the third ring he picked up.

"Leah?"

"Hi Embry. Can you put Seth on?"

"He's not here," said Embry, sounding confused, "I thought you were going to pick him up?"

"Well, he's not here. I thought he ran off with you and Quil."

"No, when we left he was still there. It's not like Seth to just disappear."

"I'm sure he's fine. I'll check my house. He probably made it back there and is raiding our fridge as we speak."

"Okay. Bye, Leah."

"See you."

I snapped the phone shut and drove home angrily. When I got home I all but blasted the door open.

"SETH! Get over here!"

"Leah? What's with all the yelling?"

"Mom? Where's Seth?" I asked her.

Her brow furrowed. "I don't know, Leah. I thought you were going to drive him home."

"I was, but when I showed up he wasn't there. I had assumed he left with Quil and Embry, but they said they hadn't seen him, so I came here."

I could see my mom's eyes widen and her parental emergency alert go to DEFCON 1.

"Mom, relax. Seth's fine, I bet. I'll talk with Jacob, see if he's seen Seth. Just calm down."

She nodded weakly, and I darted out the door. Instead of driving, I phased and started running. There was no one else in the pack mind but me. I ran faster, crossing the boundary line and moving into Cullen territory. I shot through the trees and nearly bowled over Jasper, who was facing the other direction.

"Leah?" he asked as he lightly avoided me, "Is that you?"

I nodded my enormous head.

"What's going on?"

I whined, and shot through the trees again. I didn't have time to phase and tell Jasper everything. I arrived at the house and burst through the doors. Jacob looked up from where he was sitting with Nessie. I phased and everyone looked away as I pulled my shorts and a shirt on.

"What's going on?" Jacob asked.

"Have you seen Seth?" I asked breathlessly.

"No. Why? I thought you were picking him up from school."

I gritted my teeth. "Obviously, if I had done so, I wouldn't be asking you where he was, now would I? Have. You. Seen. Him?"

"No, Leah. Neither had Nessie. Right?" he asked her. She nodded.

I started to panic. I sat down on the couch. "Okay, where could he be?"

"Leah, relax," Jacob said.

"How can I relax? Seth's just disappeared! I've got to find him!" I practically screamed.

"Leah. We'll all go out and track his scent. We'll find him. I'll call Quil and Embry."

"I'll come too, if you don't mind," Edward offered from the kitchen. Jacob nodded as he dialed Embry's number.

"Embry? Grab Quil. We're going to find Seth. No, he's not back yet. No, no one's seen him since school. Yeah. Okay. Bye."

Two minutes later, Quil and Embry had come over, and we all phased. Edward followed us as we ran back to the high school.

Okay, Seth's scent is right here, Jacob said, motioning with his nose to the sidewalk. Let's follow it.

It leads along the road, Quil commented as we ran. Edward shot forwards, coming alongside with me.

"Then it curves off the road and heads onto this dirt road," he said.

He's walking home, said Jacob, Nothing out of the ordinary so far.

"Here's where the trail ends," Edward said, pointing at a spot on the ground.

What's that? asked Embry. Edward reached into the bushes and pulled the item out.

It was Seth's backpack. It looked as if it had been thrown aside.

"His scent is now disguised with gasoline," said Edward, "We can't follow it, because it mixes in with all of the other cars that drive along this road. We can't trace him. I'm so sorry, Leah."

So what happened to him? thought Quil in a hushed voice.

We have to find him! I snapped back angrily.

"Leah, there's nothing else we can do at the moment. Let's head back and explain the situation to the others," Edward said gently. "Come on."

He put his icy hand on my shoulder. For once I didn't shrug it off. I picked up Seth's backpack in my teeth and allowed Edward to lead me back to La Push.

Seth's POV

I awoke in a cramped metal cage. There were voices talking in a different language. I couldn't understand a word they were saying.

"He's awake," they said in English.

"Good. Make sure the collar works."

Collar? What collar? I felt my neck and discovered a metal ring around it. When I tugged on it, an electric shock jolted my hand back. It wasn't powerful, but it was certainly uncomfortable.

"Good. We'll be in the air soon. Get him in a suitcase and onto the luggage carrier of the airplane."

Airplane? That meant they were taking me somewhere far away. At the very least it would be far enough away from La Push.

Someone pressed the rag to my face again, and I went out.

Leah's POV

"We think he was taken by force," Edward finished. "I don't think Seth was ther type to willingly get into cars with strangers."

He had been recounting our tale of tracking down Seth. Alice was upset. She and Seth had been very close lately. Jasper looked thoroughly depressed, though that might because of everyone's moods. Bella looked concerned. Esme looked sad. Carlisle and Emmett were both confused. Rosalie was trying to put on a brave face, but she was also worried sick. Seth had become a part of her family, and now he was gone. Edward looked pained. He and Seth had become close friends. Nessie looked scared, and Jacob was trying to console her. Quil and Embry looked uncomfortable around the Cullens, they still hadn't gotten used to all of them yet. I was in shock; I guess that would be the appropriate word.

"It's natural, Leah," Edward said quietly, "But we'll find him. Don't worry."

But I had to worry. That was my job as a sister. I wouldn't relax until I knew Seth was okay again.

I have no idea who Seth's kidnappers are. Reviews are love, and if you give me an idea, then you get a virtual cookie! I NEED AN IDEA, SERIOUSlY! Otherwise i wont continue this.