Chapter 1
I walked through the door, coming in from school, to find my mom, dad, and sister suiting on the couch. As I put down my Books, and the bible I call Twilight, I look to there superfluous faces.
"What's up guys?" I questioned.
"Nothing how was your day?" My mom smiled slightly.
"It was great; Jackie and I had a discussion about how great Edward is. And then Jessie talked to me about the movie, and how great their topaz contacts look."
"Um honey, that's all very nice, but what did you do about your education in school." My dad seemed just as strange as my mom, as they questioned my sanity.
"Well, I read Wuthering heights, just like Bella!" Anything that reminded me about Twilight helped me get through the day.
"Ariana!" my sister screamed, "will you ever stop talking about Twat-light!" I gasped at her horrid name for something so, dazzling.
"Mom, tell her she's an idiot who doesn't know what she is talking about." I couldn't believe her hurting me, and Edward, for that matter, in such a bad way.
"Well, Ari, I have to agree with her." My mom was so stupid. "So, I talked to Jackie's, Valerie's, and Jessie's parents, and they all think you four need help."
I laughed, "well, it's not like they have TA meetings like were alcoholics." Ha.
"Actually, these two psychologists saw the obsession in a high school, and decided to do something about it. Tomorrow you're going to Twilighters Anonymous." My dad seemed smug.
"You're kidding right?" Twilight is the best book, but I wasn't a complete addict.
"No, I am afraid your obsession has got out of control, it's a book, Ari!" My mom emphasized the word book, and it made me cringe.
"Fine, I'll go along with your plan but it won't work." I stomped up the stairs, to my room, my pictures I drew of Edward right next to my nightstand with the books I know and love on the side. I picked up my cell phone, as I decided to text Valerie.
Val, did u hear wut happened? Our mom's r so stupid. Twilight is not an obsession; it's a lifestyle.
As I waited for her to text back, Jessie called.
"Hello?"
-"Hey Ari. Did your mom tell you? I can't believe they think we are obsessed. It's not like I talk about it all the time."
-"Yeah, Jess, she told me. We aren't obsessed; they just do not appreciate the God we know as Stephenie Meyer, and the gospel of Twilight. So when does this stupid meeting start?"
-"Um, I am pretty sure tomorrow after school."
-"Okay Jessie, thanks. I guess I will see you at 'TA'."
I hung up the phone and made my way over to the computer. I wanted to inform everyone I knew about these meetings, and how completely ridiculous they were. After I told everybody, and they all agreed with me, I went on Google and looked up all the information I didn't know about Twilight. There was nothing I didn't know, but everything I read made me feel closer to Forks. After a few long and tedious hours, I finally went to bed, hesitating while thinking about my meeting tomorrow. As I slept, I dreamt about Edward. I always did, actually, that's what happens when you believe fiction is real. Edward was reciting the lines where he told Bella that he was in love with her, but I was Bella. And then he leaned forward and…
BEEPBEEPBEEP!
Damn, stupid alarm clock. I slowly got out of bed and got ready, such a silly task. If I was a vampire, it would have taken me two minutes. I rushed down stairs to eat my cereal, it was no irritable grizzly, but I could cope.
School hours flew by in a fog. I was still wondering why it was only me and my friends who were getting penalized for a book. I mean, who even reads nowadays? Not many people, I can tell you that. The last bell rang, and I went to go find Jessie and Valerie so we could wait for our meeting to commence.