Hello, readers. We return with another expound on Twilight fictions. You have to love how whenever you reread the book, a new plot bubble pops into your head.
And so we travel both backwards and forwards in time to witness a great love story repeated in the small town of Forks.
It's no simple thing when history decides to repeat itself, especially when it comes in the form of the greatest romantic tragedy of all time…
Welcome to No Simple Thing, the Romeo and Juliet of Forks set 30 years after Eclipse.
Our characters now appear to you…
The Wolves
Alex Black – son of werewolf Jacob Black, a werewolf himself.
Dave Uley – the son of Sam and Emily Uley, one of Alex's best friends.
Quentin Ateara – the son of Quil and Claire Ateara, Alex's other best friend.
Jacob Black – father of Alex, bitterly opposed to the Cullen's return.
Leah Black – mother of Alex, married Jake to spite Sam.
The Vampires
Ellie Cullen – the newest addition to the Cullen clan, was bitten and joined 28 years ago.
Bella Cullen – the older sister/maternal figure to Ellie, only is able to return to Forks because of her vampire ability to cast optical illusions (casts the illusion of aging).
Edward Cullen – the older brother/paternal figure to Ellie, picked up his hate of Jake right where he left off, though is prepared to give the new generation a chance.
Alice Cullen – Ellie's best friend within in the family and her confident.
Jasper Cullen – a much more protective older brother figure to Ellie who dislikes the wolves more than Edward.
Emmett Cullen – very defensive of the Cullens against the werewolves.
Others
Katie Newton – the girl who rejected Alex and broke his heart.
Charlie Swan – the old police chief and general peacemaker of Forks.
John Roberts – the man who replaced Charlie Swan after the latter retired.
And with the cast in place and the stage all set, the play can begin. We shall watch as history repeats itself in the middle of the vampire-werewolf war…
Best of luck to our unfortunate crew. We will be waiting in the wings to tell the tragic tale…