Chapter 2 : The Grand Entrance
3rd Person
Isabella Marie Swan, she was the new girl. Swan enterprises… They had gone bust long, long ago. After that the Swans divorced. Charlie and Renee, they had been the "it" couple, young and creating a strong business together. But as they say, all good things come to an end. So with the business went a happy marriage. There was one issue, a fight for custody over Isabella, their 3 year old daughter. In the end, she went with her mother, lost all contact with her father, and was now walking through the gates of St Milners. If you think they let her in because of the history of Swan enterprises, think again.
Renee wasn't the kind of woman to sit and cry over things, no way. She took her daughter, and moved from Manchester to London, a place she'd always wanted to live, but Charlie didn't. Once in London she raised Isabella single handily, to be a headstrong woman who would never take no for an answer. Renee, who was bored of working in an upper class café, decided that she'd start another business. After all she had money, she'd been saving up since the divorce. With that, Suave and Gold was opened. Soon it became a chain, requiring her to move around, affecting Bellas education. That explained why she was now boarding at St Milners.
Isabella adored attention, and being an only child, and only having her mother, and her mother only having her, she was certainly used to it. The paparazzi hounded her wherever she went, because Isabella Swan was a little bit of a loose cannon. Doing what she wanted, when she wanted, while keeping a façade, fooling her mother. But this rebel child had never been caught in the act by any of these paparazzi, she went to places where they weren't allowed. This made her mother proud, knowing, or at least thinking, that she'd raised Isabella to stay out of trouble. She was wrong, but no one was going to tell her.
Of course, everyone in her year group had heard the rumours about Ms Swans, shenanigans. Most of the students were shameless and all were ready to confront her about whether or not the rumours were true. But the sight of her as she walked through the door, answered their questions.
She had her head hung, a curtain of wavy chestnut hair falling in front of her face. She peeked out of her wavy locks, revealing beautiful brown eyes that glimmered with flecks of gold. Her lips were a soft pinky red, and her skin was a pale white. Everybody looked at her as she walked through the main school hall, her suitcases in hand, with a shoulder bag swinging from her shoulder. Boys instantly added her to their list of girls they must go out with, while the girls added her to the list of girls they shouldn't really worry about. That was every girl aside from Alice Cullen, and every boy excluding Edward Cullen. Alice wanted to befriend Isabella and introduce her to St Milners. And Edward, well he wanted to make Bella his…