Disclaimer: I do not own Twilight, nor do I want to.

This is my first book, so you have to tell me how you like it!

BPOV

100 years. 100 years of wonderful marriage to the man, well really vampire of my dreams, but now I am bored, bored out of my mind! There is nothing to do anymore, or I have already done it. Edward looked at me, my expression must have concerned him because his eyes widened.

"Bella, honey, is everything alright?" he asked me, his golden eyes connecting with mine.

"Physically I am fine," I answered.

"But...," said Edward, putting down the song he was composing.

Well, I am so bored! I feel restless, sick of just sitting around doing nothing," and I sighed and sat down on the bed. Edward chuckled and I glared at him.

"You think this is funny?" I asked with anger in my voice.

"No, not funny," he replied, "Just usual. At about this time all vampires get restless and bored. It is just a usual part of vampire life". He then proceeded to kiss me on the tip of my nose.

I sighed and stared at the ceiling, "Well I wish it wasn't!"

Edward laughed again at me, and then his expression softened. "I told you being a vampire was not as great as it seems".

Yeah, whatever Edward I thought, then I remembered something else Edward told me, and a smile crossed my face. I must have looked quite demonic because Edward's expression turned confused, and even horrified.

"I remember something else too! You also told me we could-," and there was a loud bang as the door opened.

"WHY AM I SEEING YOU AND EDWARD HUNTING PENGUINS WITHOUT ME!" yelled my sister-in-law Alice. Her short frame and pixie hair did not make her look very threatening, but her expression did.

Edward looked at me, confusion now fully drawn on his face. "Penguin hunting?" he managed to choke out, and I laughed.

"Yes," I said, and then turned to the small pixie in the room. "You can come too Alice," and laughed as her statue relaxed.

"Much better!" she squealed, and Edward groaned, as he must have seen her vision.

"Well, we better get packing," he growled, and I put my arms around him.

"Thank you Edward!" and he looked at me, and then smiled my favorite crooked smile.

"Don't thank me," he said, "I am actually bored as well".