BPOV
The bell rung only a split second before I was at the door, I knew if I looked back at him I wouldn't be able to control myself. My hands gently touched the brass doorknob, or at least I thought it had been gently as I hurried away I thought about the dents in it that matched my fingers exactly. Whoops! I couldn't believe he was back; he had such nerve, after everything he had done to me. How could he just waltz back in to my life again, it just wasn't fair. But it still pained me, the sight of him, his glorious body, the strong curve of his jaw, his straight nose, his full lips, his golden eyes. His smouldering golden eyes; Eyes that I could lose myself forever in, Eyes that used to been mine to look into whenever I so wished, now I wished, I wished he would dazzle me and flash his crooked smile for me like he used to, so very long ago. Edward, my Edward, you must know no matter what my feelings for you will never change, I could try to go on as you intended but it would never work, I could never be whole with anyone but you. My darling.
EPOV
She swiftly glided from the room as soon as the schools schedule permitted her. Who was she, she said she had known me but surely I would remember, surely I wouldn't forget. I walked slowly to lunch hardly thrilled by the idea of an hour with just my thoughts, no lecturing teacher to drill facts into my head. I sat at the very same table I had 80 years before, with the exact same family sitting around me but this time we were different. Before we hadn't met Bella, so we couldn't miss her. It could have been that very same day. It was foggy and drizzling outside, just as it always was in Forks, and we were surrounded by many unimportant people, people who just didn't matter and I half expected to see her round the corner, join the dinner queue; shy and timid, and blushing on her first day of her new school. Edward? Alice's 'voice' was concerned. What are you thinking about? I eyed her meaningfully; there was only one thing I ever thought about. That was when she walked in, Katy Cross that was her name. I had heard it in the heads of all the children surrounding me. The boys wanted to be with her, and the girls wanted to be her and yet she showed no sign that any of them even existed. She talked to no one. She glided to her own table across the room from me. The very same table where Bella had idly fingered at the lid to a lemonade bottle while listening intently to all of my cryptic remarks, NO! I couldn't let myself remember, couldn't let my mind wonder to happier times, this was my life now and I had to live it. Katy hunched over the table, reading a book. I wondered what it was. Had I read it? Why did I care? I couldn't help but be enchanted by her and it made me feel sick because only moments ago I had wanted my Bella and now all I could focus on was Katy. Her rounded shoulders, her pale skin, the way her hair swayed ever so slightly with her small movements. I remembered her eyes from our brief talk in the biology classroom, golden, deep bringing memories I couldn't quite hold onto long enough to determine what they were. Edward! Stop staring at her! Alice shouted with her thoughts. Katy looked up and met my gaze. I instantly looked away. Had she heard what Alice thought? Impossible. What on earth are you doing Edward? Two minutes ago you were all cut up about Bella, and now I find you gawking at the first pretty girl we meet? I couldn't help myself. It wasn't like I had done it intentionally; it was just like she was reeling me in. Like I was attached to a fishing line and I had no control over which way I went. The only way was towards her. I'm sorry Bella, I'm so sorry, I love you more than anything, but you're gone and she is here, and maybe she can fill the void.
BPOV
Edward, there's something very important I need to discuss with
Edward I need to
Why don't you recognise me I thought you
Meet me in the small meadow just north of Fork's north point forest,
Katy
