La Tua Cantante: James' Point of View
I HAD BEEN STANDING in the back of the studio…standing in a way so that if anyone who entered wouldn't see me. I glanced down at my watch. Then out of the window nearby, I could see the street outside as I waited for her to arrive. My hand was on the remote controlling the TV, ready to play fear into the girl's body. I could feel the rush of adrenaline high in my body from the exhilaration of tracing.
Moments later her smell reached me. I would never forget that smell…floral like orange blossoms. A sadistic grin form on my lips….she was alone.
'Click.' My hand pressed down on the play button as the anxious voice rung in the room. Panic was flowing into Bella's body as she dashed into the room.
"That was very quick. I'm impressed." I clicked on the remote a second time turning off the voice. "Sorry about that Bella." I said cordially jerking my head towards the TV "….but isn't for the better than your mother really didn't have to be involved in all this?"
Her brown eyes were large still filled with fear. "Yes it is. I wouldn't want to put her through this." She said her voice shaking almost as much as her knees. She looked like she'd topple over any second.
"You don't seem to be angry that I tricked you." I was still puzzled by that. Why wouldn't she be?
"I just relieved that she's safe." Bella said through gritted teeth eying me warily.
'Are you going to eat me?" She asked faintly her face pale
I chuckled. "That depends really...truthfully I'm unimpressed. I expected a far greater challenge." All this was true. What I had seen in Edward's eyes was much more than I had thought it would be.
"He's not going to come you know."She said simply trying to sound convincing that was hard when she doubted the fact herself. "I told him not to."The girl edged closer to the doors.
"Oh I cared to disagree….I see what you don't…I read past his straight face…he will come. It may take a while though…this was all for him of course." I cackled this was more thrilling than any hunt had ever been. "You're simply a human, who unfortunately was in the wrong place, at the wrong time, and indisputably running with the wrong crowd, I might add." I paused. I could sense her drawing closer to the exit. I didn't care. I could catch up to her in a flash. "Don't worry though, even if he doesn't come now, he will see what will happen to you…and he'll avenge you."