Chapter One
Crash!
I wake up to the sound of something large and sounding of steel falling to the floor, quickly I grab my soft white cotton robe that's draped on the end of my bed and run to the kitchen.
Entering to find a pan on the white tile floor with seeping red mess which I can only presume as bolognaise, looking around for the cause I note that the mess isn't only on the floor but around the grey marble top surface and the white stove no longer in its cleanliness.
Out from the corner of my eye a figure appears and as I turned to face them, there stood before me was my mother, beautiful as if she was carved in stone and white as a soft dove, with waves of long auburn hair dressed in what looks to be jeans and a shirt behind a green apron covered head to toe in red sauce. I couldn't help but laugh. "Morning honey, did I wake you?" I checked the clock on the microwave that read 7.10am, knowing I would have to have waked up anyway; I lied saying I came for breakfast. Mother smiled at me "looking forward to your first day of school?" I grimaced knowing that she knows how I feel about the idea of being around people that aren't like me.
Brings me back to the argument I had with my parents In June:
"Renesmee can you come sit with us please we both want to discuss something with you" Grabbing my blood sports bottle I leave the computer and sit on the end of the plush brown sofa.
Feeling anxious I pull my red sleeves down from habit waiting to see if they found out about the hatch of rabbits I stole that are under my bed. "Your mother and I have been talking, and we both agree that we will be stopping home schooling -" inside I'm relieved then bubbles into joy as no more boring school! But it was quickly gone when farther carried on "we both think you're ready to go to public school, it will be difficult adjusting to being around people not knowing how special our family is but we want you to gain confidence, learn new things and make new friends" after 2 hours of me debating cons I still didn't have a choice and that in September I would be attending the local high school 10 minutes away from our cottage.