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Disclaimer: Anything in here that you don't recognize from the Twilight Saga, is my own. I also do not own the song "Airplanes," by BOB and featuring Hayley Williams.

Prologue

Alice POV

"And why are we doing this again?" My older brother whined, crossing his arms and stomping his feet.

"Emmett, for someone who could be easily mistaken as walking border, you sure are a big baby," I hissed at him. "Plus, I've already told you like a million times. We're star gazing! It's not every day that we get a good look at the stars because of the damn clouds."

"I'm gonna have to agree with Alice," said Bella, my close friend as well as my twin brother's girlfriend. "It's nice to be able to see the stars for once. " She smiled at me before grabbing Edward's hand and leading him closer to the peak of the hill we'd been hiking up for a little over thirty minutes. The higher we climbed, the darker it would be. The twinkling stars shined much brighter against the strong contrast of the black sky.

When we reached the top, we spread out blankets and took our places. Of course, Emmett and, his girlfriend, Rosalie, and Edward and Bella sat on their own private blankets. I couldn't help but feel a little envious of them as the bitter cold air stung my cheeks as I sat, all alone, on my own blanket. I didn't have anyone to cuddle with or share body heat with. It was moments like these that I hated being single.

Could I get any more pathetic? Sitting here, feeling sorry for myself because I was single? Since when is being single a bad thing? It's a bad thing when you're constantly surrounded with two openly affectionate couples.

I stared up at the sky to distract myself from my pessimistic thoughts. They sure were amazing. I wish that I'd had someone special to share this with. Gah, there I go back to being pathetic.

"Hey! Look a shooting star!" I exclaimed, jumping to my feet and pointing towards it. "Make a wish everyone!"

"Alice, that's an airplane. Look, it's blinking blue and red lights," my brother Edward stated.

"Damn it," I grumbled, as I plopped back down onto my blanket. "I wish you would've told me that before I made my wish." I sighed in disappointment. "Now my wish will never come true," I whispered to myself. "Now I'll never fall in love."