Chapter One : Forks

I don't know why I said yes to going to Forks that summer, maybe I was going crazy or something else.

It was the last day of school and I was thrilled that it was over and that I going to start my Senior Year in the fall. When I got home I was greeted at the door by my mom, Amanda and I thought to myself 'Oh God, I am in trouble.'

"Hi, Bella, how did you get on today?"

"I got on fine, Mom. What's wrong?"

"Nothing's wrong, I just got off the phone to your dad and he said that you can stay with him for the whole summer if you want to, of course?"

"Want to? Of course, I want to go. When am I going?"

"Tomorrow at 3, is that okay?"

"Yeah, that's fine. I'll start packing now."

I ran up the stairs in excitement and grabbed my suitcases out of my closet and got all my warm clothes and shoved them in the suitcase because it will be cold and rainy over there.

It wouldn't be like here in Tulsa, warm and sunny all summer. I didn't get any sleep that night because I was really excited. I got up and showered and dressed and ate.

"I going to say my goodbyes, okay Mom?"

"Okay, be back before 3, all right?"

"All right, see you later, Bye."

I went to my best friend Kayla's house first and she didn't want me to go and leave her here all summer.

But then I told her I would be back for my mom's birthday and she was relieved. It was nearly 2 when I left her house because we were talking so much I lost track of time. I left and went home. Mom drove me to the airport and she stayed with me until the plane was there.

"Goodbye, Mom. See you in a month."

"Goodbye honey. I will miss you. I love you."

I got on the plane and she was gone. It took 3 hours to get to Seattle. I slept, read and listened to music for the duration of the flight. I was really jet lagged when I arrived in Port Angeles. Then I saw my dad, Charlie standing beside his car and I ran up to him. I gave him a hug.

"Hi, Bella. Good flight?"

"Yeah, it was okay."

My mom and dad divorced when I was only a baby but I spent 2 weeks with him in the summer and Christmas until I was 14. But it had been nearly a year and half since I been here. I looked at my watch and it was 3:00 p.m. and I groaned I had been traveling for nearly 4 hours I was really tired.

"How's your mom?"

"She's fine, Dad."

"Good. How was your exams?"

"Really easy actually."