Sequel to My Breaking Dawn…
Chapter 1:
I was sitting up on our bed at three AM and I was reading Sense & Sensibility by Jane Austen. I planned on reading Northanger Abbey next, I wasn't reading them in any particular order, but I had read the others very recently and wanted to mix it up.
"Bella?" asked Alice from the hallway.
"Yes? No, Alice." I answered her thoughts quickly. She wanted to "fix" me for our second first day of high school. I hated this.
"Oh, Bella, I have to just this once?"
"You say that every time."
"But only in emergencies!" she defended.
"Fine." I growled crawling out of bed and following her to our insanely huge bathroom.
She did and re-did my hair and make-up until she got everything just right. She picked out what I was going to wear. It didn't take as long because yesterday she dragged to me the mall to pick out new clothes. It didn't help that she was against wearing the same shirt twice in one month.
"Alice come one. Early on our first day?"
"Duh. We have got to be early on our first day at least." I followed her out the door and Edward went with us and we got into the Volvo. We took two cars to school now because, the original Cullens barely fit and now there were six of us. Jasper, Alice, Edward, and I took the Volvo and the rest of them took the Rosalie's BMW. I longed to take my Lamborghini, but Edward would not allow it.
"Where is the school exactly?"
"Right around this corner." Edward informed me gliding around the corner.
"Show off." We pulled into the school parking lot and I realized that the town of Tultnes was a lot like Forks. (I couldn't find a convenient town in Alaska so I made this one up. Not creative.) This was because when we pulled in, everyone was staring at this new car in the parking lot. It wasn't a big school. It looked like a junior high school rather than a high school. It was all in one building and the parking lot wasn't very full, so all the kids staring at us must have been al that was there.
"Was this what it was like going to Forks?"
"You know how that was just as well as we do." Edward reminded me. It must have been a strange sight though: six beautiful seventeen year-olds advancing to a school that was the definition of ordinary. I did my best to hide myself behind Edward.
"Let's get going. Everyone walked a little faster than necessary to the main office.
"You must be the Cullens!" cried a very short old lady rushing from behind her desk to greet us. She smiled brightly and was taken aback by our very unique style. "How very nice to meet you, we have been expecting you. I do have your schedules. Where did I put them? Oh yes! She reached and grabbed a stack of papers on her desk.
"Alice?"
"Yes," she replied reaching for her schedule.
"Bella?"
We all followed Alice's example and the woman gave us all maps and different papers.
"Well, the first bell will ring in five minutes so you will have plenty of time to look over your schedules and find your first class."
"Thank you."
We walked and we saw a sign labeled "Media Center." We went in.
Emmett noticed the sign too. "Ye Olde Media Centre."
"It's not that old. Besides it would be in a gothic font," joked Alice.
We looked around the empty library and went and sat down at one of the tables.
"Three hundred and fifty students!" shouted Alice.
"Three hundred and fifty-six now Alice," I corrected.
"Shush! You are in library," said Emmett in mock horror.
We began looking over our schedules. This would be interesting.