Disclaimer: Twilight belongs to Stephenie Meyer, not me.
"You did what?!" Edward screamed as he nearly strangled Jasper. "Why were you trying to scare her in the first place?!"
"I told you he would kill us!" Jasper yelped.
"Look, we're not going to find Bella any faster if we're just standing here trying to kill each other." Carlisle explained, " We'll split into groups of two, Jasper and Esme, Emmett and Alice, Rosalie you'll come with me, and Edward I think you'll like to search by yourself." Everyone nodded in agreement and went off.
-With Bella-
'Okay, I'm in a ditch in the middle of nowhere. My boyfriend is off on some scavenger house, courtesy of Emmett.' Bella had figured out by the time Rosalie ran away from the spider, that they were trying to scare her as a form of entertainment. 'I guess this is for all the times I had played the same game on other people and actually succeeded.' She than began envisioning that hot dog from earlier. "Someone get over here now before I have to eat dirt!" she yelled at the top of her lungs.
-With Jasper and Esme-
"Oh, the poor thing. She must be starving by now." Esme sighed.
"Knowing how brave she is, she'll probably eat dirt if she gets hungry." Jasper chuckled, which ended with a slap on the head.
-With Emmett and Alice-
"Emmett! This is all your fault!" Alice pointed at Emmett and gave him an evil glare.
"My fault?! This whole stupid game was your idea!"
-With Rosalie and Carlisle-
"Hurry up Rosalie! I don't know how long she could survive in this type of environment." Carlisle made notice of casually.
"I never thought me, a vampire, would actually get tired from looking for a human girl."
"Stop complaining already and hurry up."
-With Edward-
'If there's even one bruise on Bella I swear I will…'
"Someone, please help!" a faint but anxious and familiar voice called.
"Bella!" Edward called back, and ran in the direction of the voice. He soon found himself a ditch. "Bella, are you there?" he yelled down.
"Edward? Yeah I'm here. Is there anything you could use to pull me up." Edward looked around and found a long vine.
"Yeah, there's a vine up here. I'll throw it down to you and pull you up. Got it!"
"Yeah." Edward tied one end of the vine to his wrist, and threw the other end to Bella. He felt the pull on the vine, and began pulling. Finally Bella was up and out of the ditch, only to be pinned to the ground by Edward, who was hugging and kissing her cheeks to no end.
"Oh, Bella, I was so afraid that something far worse had happened to you. You don't know how happy I am to find you somewhat safe." Edward then helped her up only to trip over again and moan in pain. "Bella, what's wrong?!"
"I think I might have twisted my ankle when I fell."
"Here, I'll carry you, this time at a human walking pace."
"Thank you. Hey Edward, tell Alice that she's not very good at the game."
"What, you knew?!" Bella nodded. "Should have known you would have figured it out. So are you going to tell me what natural human fear you are afraid of?"
"Alright, and it's not some big secret. I fear loosing someone I love. Whether it is family, friends, or even a lover."
"Is that so." Edward came to a halt and laid Bella against a tree. "I guess we share that very same fear." He whispered. He then gave Bella a passionate kiss, and finally picked her up again and started walking.