Disclaimer: The characters belong to Stephanie Meyer.

Notice: This was originally written before Breaking Dawn was published. I love Edward and yeah but the story seemed interesting.

Description: Edward said he'd give anything to give Bella more time as a human, and Bella said she would go near nineteen, but not at all near twenty. Bella also admitted she was in love with Jacob, but it could never compare with the love she felt for Edward. Edward also says he wants Bella to go through as many human experiences as possible while still being human. There remains one human experience Bell will never be able to experience when she becomes a vampire, one that Rosalie regrets she was not able to have and Esme wishes she had another chance at. That of motherhood.

Thus is where Jacob Black comes in. He says he loves Bella and now Bella has acknowledged the fact she returns his feelings. Now Edward wants Bella to experience motherhood, though Bella says she and Jacob are not only too young but not married. But she caves into Edward, and agrees to have ONE child with Jacob, to leave him with something to keep him with Billy and his pack, and to give him somebody to love after Billy is gone. So here our story begins.

Jacob Black

There was no way this was happening. I'm only seventeen. I can't be a father…I'm still in high school. And Bella is going to be leaving anyway, but Bella wanted it because the damn bloodsucker did. So here I am, a teenage father, a werewolf at that, waiting for my baby to be born while its mother going to become a leech on less than a month. Way to go. Bella doesn't even want to name the kid when its born, because she is afraid that she love it to much to become a bloodsucker, which was exactly the vampire's plan. Though, I know Bella and even her own child could not keep her from that bloodsucker.

"Jacob, you need to calm down." Sam rested a hand on my shoulder. I was even taller than him now. He and Emily, Jared and Kim, Quil and Embry, Paul and Seth, Collin and Brady, and even Leah were here. The La Push Wolfs was what Bella would always call us. Charlie was sitting with Billy on the other side of the waiting room, not looking as mad as he had when Bella had told him she was expecting.

"What?" he had shouted. Then for a moment surprisingly the anger went away. "The child isn't Edward's?" he seemed stunned by the fact.

"Nope." I announced proudly. I couldn't wait to rub this one in the bloodsucker's face. For a minute Charlie looked kind of relived, and Bella angry. Then he carried on about how irresponsible we had been, or something like that. My dad on the other hand seemed happy, rather than angry, most likely thinking that Bella was to stay human with me. How wrong he was.

"Yeah. You wait till it's your kid. Then come preaching to me." I shoved his hand away, but he knew it was playfully. He knew everything about me and the others in our pack, as we all did. Sam nodded and went to next to Emily who smiled all she could.

Paul walked over and shook his head in disgust. "Look at that. How can Seth even stand talking to them." His gaze led mine to Seth. It was an understatement to say we were disappointed with Seth for keeping a truce with the Cullen's. The big one's laughed boomed and seemed to ease the rest of his family, but it was then that the future seeing leech came out of the room.

I must say she rather danced than walked but who cared. Her voice broke the silence. "Well, it's a girl." She seemed happy. It was understandable since Bella had asked her and Renée to be in the delivery room. The father was never in the delivery room "She is waiting for a name."

Of all the people, Leah was beside me. Usually she would be laughing at how stupid I was for falling into this situation, but now she actually looked… compassionate. "Well the girl needs a name, Jacob."

"What'll it be?" Quil asked from his seat. I hate when every one looks at me. Leah squeezed my hand, and I knew she was showing they were all there. My pack was there to support me during the birth of my child. Still all eyes were lurking on me, and it felt weird. I hate it when people watch me.

I thought I wouldn't care less what the child was called. Now I was scared I would screw up my daughter's life by naming her Chaka. Drops were heard outside and that inspired me. "Rainy Alice Black" I said as quick as it came, and I actually liked it. The Alice part should make Bella happy enough.

The Cullens looked surprised and Alice was beaming. "Oh." She began to squeal, "Thank You Jacob. They put her in the nursery if you want to see her." Then the tiniest leech went into Bella's room followed by Edward and the rest of Dr. Fang's family and Charlie.

The pack looked at me as if I was insane and Paul looked mad enough to phase right here in the hospital waiting room. He really needed to get a grip on his temper. I looked at everyone innocently. "What?"

Paul was the first to say anything. "You named her after a bloodsucker." Paul explained still stunned. "You could have at least named her after Emily. Even Leah would have been better."

Leah didn't even seem to care Paul had insulted her. She just gawked at me like everyone else. It was annoying, and a growl sounded in my stomach.

She was my kid I could call her Pine Tree if I wanted to. "Forget you. You all know exactly why I did it." Then I walked off to the nursery where Rainy would be.

Why do hospitals have to be so white and full of so many rooms and hallways? It was like a labyrinth or something.

I had to walk down a few hallways and even got lost. A blonde nurse had to give me directions. When I got there the entire pack was looking and gushing over my kid, the one I hadn't even seen.

"Get over here Jake." Emily commanded happily. "Your daughter is beautiful."

Then I saw the look on Seth and he was the only one who didn't look up at me as I approached. He looked at her captivated, like Quil does Claire. This may actually come in handy. Though I knew that he wasn't going to be dating for a very long time, and that there was another reason for us to think imprinting was not as rare as Dad said that past wolves said it was.

Well, it was now or never, and Sam moved out of the way so I could get a look at my newborn daughter.