Okay, everyone. Here is the sequel to my story Scars of an Imprinted Sister. If you haven't read that, this will more than likely make no sense to you.

It's going to go through Breaking Dawn because I couldn't think of a way to write Bianca through Eclipse without it seeming really forced. That book centers around the love triangle of Jacob, Bella, and Edward, and Bianca doesn't really fit. With Breaking Dawn, the events that happen are important ones and usually involve sisters, so Bianca would be there.

Anyways, that's enough with my chatter. I hope everyone enjoys!

"Are you nervous?" I asked.

Bella nodded.

We were sitting in the living room, watching a movie. Edward and Bella's wedding was in two days. I was a bridesmaid, per Bella's request, and I was excited. My big sister was getting married. She was making the ultimate commitment to the one she loved, and was going to be with him forever.

Literally forever.

I reached over and curled my hand over hers. "Don't worry, Bells. It's going to be amazing."

"I hope so," said Bella. "I'm just worried that I'll mess it up somehow."

I rolled my eyes. "Alice saw everything that could go wrong with this wedding and made sure to fix it. She said that it will go off without a hitch."

"Technically, there will be a hitch," she murmured, almost to herself. "I mean, Edward is getting hitched to me."

I lightly slapped her arm. "Shut up. You're getting married, not hitched."

It was Bella's turn to roll her eyes. "Same thing."

I laughed, as did Bella. Her face reddened in her signature blush and she let herself laugh for the first time in months. As I watched her, my smile faded.

Pretty soon, I wouldn't be sitting on the couch with her. I wouldn't be talking to her at all. As a newborn vampire, she would not be allowed around me. The scent of my blood would more than likely make her want to kill me. It was all for my safety, of course, but that didn't mean I wasn't going to miss her. And I had this feeling that it was really soon. She avoided it everytime I asked, though.

She was not avoiding it this time because I had a pretty good guess this time.

"I'm not going to see you at all after the wedding, am I?" I asked abruptly.

Bella's face dropped. She looked as if she wanted to disagree, but seemed to think better of it. Instead she sadly shook her head. "No."

I knew it was coming. I knew she was going to say the wedding was it, but I still couldn't help the rise of tears.

"Hey," she said softly. She clasped my hand between both of hers. "Don't cry, Bianca. Please."

"No, I'm fine," I said hoarsely. "I'm fine. . . . I figured the wedding it would be it. I mean, it's the perfect goodbye."

Bella nodded, and I saw a few tears glisten in her brown eyes.

"Just promise me something," I said.

Bella seemed hesitant.

"It's okay. You'll be able to keep it," I said.

"Okay," she said. "What is it?"

"When you turn into a vampire," I said, "keep in touch. I don't care if it's an email, I don't care if it's a phone call. Hell, it can be a postcard; I don't care. Just please, tell me how you are. I want to know if you're all right. . . . And then, if you master control while I'm still alive, you can come visit me. You can see my life with Embry."

Bella was crying just as much as I was by the time I was finished. Tearfully, she nodded. Then, she pulled me in for a hug and we cried together.

Because honestly, Bella was my best friend. We had always been close growing up, and we almost never fought. I always told her everything and she did in return. She was my crazy sanity in our mess of supernatural.

And though I was going to have to, I didn't want to live without her.

All right. Please review and tell me what you think.