The Reunion (Title Pending) K+
By Voldemort Willeatyou
Once upon a time, in a faraway land called Forks, there was a girl called Bella.
Bella had always wanted to be a princess, but her cruel stepmother made her work until her fingers bled, and she was always left behind when her stepmother went to the ball.
Until one day, along came her prince, who fell in love with her at first sight and they married, and Bella became a princess and they all lived happily ever after.
Makes you want to puke, doesn't it?
Because in real life, it never happens like that.
You can suffer all you like, but the happily ever after never comes.
Once upon a time, there was a naïve girl called Bella who used to believe in happy endings and fairytales.
She doesn't believe in anything, anymore.
Once upon a time, she had a prince. A perfect prince, who loved her just as much as she loved him. It was like she was living in her own little fairytale, where everything was perfect. But Princess Bella's prince left her, left her all by herself in a little town where nobody cared.
And she was all alone.
But her second chance at a happy ending came, in the form of another prince, who mended her broken heart so it was all one piece again, and loved her and smiled and warmed her like the afternoon sun.
In fairytales, there are never two choices. There's only ever one prince for every princess and one happily ever after.
But princess Bella's first prince came back.
And she had to choose between the sun and the air.
But how could she?
How could she live without her sun?
But how could she live without the air?
She had plenty of time to pick her happily ever after, she thought.
She was so fucking wrong it wasn't even funny.
Her time to choose had gone, and what happened next was worse than any choice she had to make, worse than any nightmare.
Because They came, the creatures so damned and filthy evil that when it was their time to die, hell wouldn't take them and spat them straight back out into the world of the living.
They took both her princes, and hung death over their heads like a guillotine and told her to choose.
She wanted to die.
She would have rather died a thousand times over than do what she had to do.
She would've given her life for her princes, over and over and over again.
But she couldn't.
They wouldn't let her.
.
And then They made her pick which prince would die.
Better than the original, yes? Good. Glad you think so, too.