Hey everyone!! So here is another multi-chapter story!! This one is a mix between Rosalie/Esme, Rosalie/Emmett and Esme/Carlisle. The first chapter is short but if people seem to like it and if I get enough reviews I'll keep going and I'll make the chapters longer. So yeah, enjoy : ) AND DON'T FORGET TO REVIEW!

Disclaimer: I don't own twilight. End.

Rosalie POV

Alice, Bella and I were sitting in the middle of the large floor in the Forks Gymnastics Center, stretching before our training started.

"My dad says he has a big surprise for me." I told them as I leaned towards my left foot. "He's taking me out for dinner and everything." I switched direction, and forced my head towards my right knee.

"What do you think he wants to tell you?" Alice said as she stood up and rolled her ankles.

"I dunno. Maybe he's sending Jasper away to boarding school." I giggled as I pushed my self up. "And I'll get his room." I thought about making Jasper's room one big trampoline.

"I doubt he's sending your brother away." Bella said, ruining my day dream.

"Girls!" Teah, our coach, called us over to her. We ran over to her, and got into a big circle.

"Regionals are only a month away." She reminded us for only the millionth time, "And we are no where near ready. No more slacking off. We need to train hard. We are going to split into stations. The floor, the trampoline, the uneven bars and the beam. Four groups of four. Quick."

Alice, Bella and I huddled close to each other and looked around for a suitable fourth. "Angela." I smiled, "Want to be in our group?"

Angela Webber smiled widely and ran over to us. "Teah?" Alice asked, using her sweet, innocent voice, "Can we please start on the tramp?" She cocked her head to the side and batted her long lashes.

Teah shrugged. "Sure."

The four of us ran over to the two square white trampolines along the far wall. Bella and I got on first. I immediately started jumping. Just little hops at first, and as I built momentum I jumped higher and higher and started my spins.

"So back to the surprise," Alice said. She and Angela were sitting beside the tramps, stretching, "What do you think it is?"

"Maybe he's sending me to Ridley." I said, jumping up and down then flipping backwards. Ridley Sports Academy is the most prestigious sports school in the country. Located in sunny Florida, it's the ideal school. My dad isn't a fan of boarding schools though, so I'm stuck at Forks Middle school until I can convince him otherwise.

"I don't want you to go." Bella pouted as she jumped hard to keep up with me. "We're gonna be eight graders next year, top of the school, and without you it'll suck." She flipped backwards, then threw herself even higher into the air.

"You need to tuck in tighter Bell's. Yeah Rosalie, you have to stay here!" Alice cartwheeled along the wall, then stared at us, hands on her hips.

"We'll see. I haven't even gotten accepted to Ridley yet." I flipped backwards, then just jumped higher and higher. I love the feeling of being in the air, it's the closest to flying I'll ever get, and I can't get enough of it.

"Rosalie." Alice shouted. "Let one of us on if you're not actually going to do anything."

I snapped out of my day dream, and looked down at Alice and Angela who were sitting next to the tramps waiting for their turns. "Sorry." I flipped once more, then got off.

As I sat down on the springy floor, I wondered what my dad wanted to tell me. Maybe he was sending me to Ridley. Maybe I had gotten accepted and he didn't want to tell me right away. Or maybe we won the lottery. Or maybe he bought me a car, although that didn't make much sense considering I was only thirteen.

"Switch!" Teah called out. Alice and Angela jumped off of the trampolines and we jogged clockwise and stopped at the beam. Of all the disciplines the beam was definitely my least favorite. If your footing was off by even the tiniest bit then you could get really hurt.

There were four beams side by side. I climbed on between Bella and Alice, and Angela was next to Bella.

Alice slid into the splits, and Bella did slow cartwheels back and forth. I placed my hands firmly on the beam the kicked me legs into the air. I stayed in a perfect handstand until my head started to feel heavy.

I spun back onto my feet and let the blood flow away from my brain. I slid into the splits and watched as the other three girls practiced their routines. I wasn't in much of a training mood today. All I could think about is what my dad wants to tell us.

I practiced my cartwheels over and over again until Teah shouted for us to switch again. We had fifteen minutes left and I wanted to make the most of it. I practiced my floor routine until it was perfect. Run. Jump. Cartwheel. Cartwheel. Handspring. Front flip. Twist. And land. Back handspring. Back handspring. Back handspring. Back flip. Twist and land. I could do it in my sleep.

When practice was over I jogged with the rest of the girls to the locker room, and pulled on a pair of skinny jeans and a hoodie over my leo. I grabbed my bag and gave Alice and Bella hugs. "Wish me luck."

"Good luck." They said in unison.

I walked as slow as possible out to the parking lot, and nearly passed out when I spotted my dads black mercedes.

My dad was in the drivers seat like normal but next to him was some...woman. I dropped my bag and my mouth fell open. The woman had wavy caramel hair and a soft heart shaped face.

It was snowing heavily, and the cold was burning my face but I couldn't move. My dad motioned for me to come to the car. I clenched my jaw, grabbed my bag and stomped towards the car.

How dare my dad date. How dare he think the anyone could ever replace my mother. I opened the door and slid into the back seat next to Jasper. I slammed the door so hard snow slid off of the roof.

"How was training Rose?" Dad asked as he pulled out of the parking lot.

"Fine." I muttered, crossing my arms in front of me.

"Rosalie, this is Esme. My girlfriend." He smiled, and Esme waved timidly.

"It's so nice to meet you!" She gushed. "I've heard so much about you!"

"Thats funny. I've heard nothing about you." I scowled.

"Rosalie!" My dad scolded, but I ignored him.

"Drop me off at home." I demanded. "I am so not going for dinner with you guys." I stared out the window, willing my self not to cry. Everything around me was white, and it reminded me of my mom. My mother loved the winter. She loved cross country skiing and building snowmen and drinking hot chocolate by the fire.

"Rosalie, please." My dad begged, as we sped down the highway towards the city center, "Just give this a chance. It's been three years."

For some reason the out loud mention of my mother made my cry. At first it was just a tear or two, but then they starting flowing like a river, and I couldn't make them stop.

"Maybe this was a bad idea." Esme sighed.

"No. Rosalie needs to let me get on with my life." My dad insisted.

My breath was hitched, and I couldn't stop crying. "Its...not...fair..." I cried. "Dad please take me home."

My dad sighed, but turned the car around. I muffled my tears until we got home. My dad dropped me off and then Jasper, Esme and him went for dinner. I dropped my bag in the living room and ran up to my room. I buried my self under the covers, and cried until I fell asleep.

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