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I was shocked to see him. I hadn't expected to run into him here at all. I now realised that that was stupid, since his dad is the head doctor of the local hospital. Still I couldn't really get over my shock. I wanted to be the first one to say something. Something witty to show him I didn't care, but I couldn't for the life of me think of anything to say. The only thing going on in my head was that we were alone together in a small space.

He was looking at me intensely.

"Hello." he said abruptly. How did he make that sound beautiful?

"Hi." I answered quietly. I felt small under his gaze. Was he upset at me for ignoring him in biology?

There was an awkward silence. I desperately wanted to fill it, but I felt that if I did, he would win and it would be as if I was making the effort to be friends with him. I wanted to be the one in control.

Still neither of us said anything.

I was relieved to hear the sound of the elevator as it came to my floor. The doors opened and I took a step out. For a split second I thought about turning around to say bye or a quick 'see ya'. But again I wanted him to think I could care less that he was there. So I forced myself to walk away without looking back.

The cafeteria wasn't hard to find. I sat at a table and read my book while I waited for my sister. At least I tried to read it, it was hard to concentrate. My mind kept drifting back to a certain golden eyed person who I really just wanted to forget.

Minutes passed and as I was replaying my conversation with Edward in class in my mind and how interested he seemed, Lyss sat down next to me.

"Penny for your thoughts?"

"Hmmm, Jell-O for yours," I said" as I passed her a bowl of red Jell-O"

She laughed. "I was thinking that it was sweet of you to drop by the hospital, but then I thought about how much you hate hospitals and now I'm wondering why you're really here."

"Maybe I just love you more than I hate hospitals," I answered back.

"Maybe," she grinned at my teasing, "but come on Bella we all know you hate places like these because of the energy they hold. It's easier to receive visions without touching anything. So what gives? There has to be something on your mind."

"I just wanted to see you! Why is that so hard to believe?"

I was starting to get upset now, sometimes I hated that she knew me so well. After talking with Edward today, I did feel a lot of things that I didn't really know how to label and I just wanted to be around someone I felt safe with.

"Well it's not about a premonition because you would have already told me. Let me think, it's not about moving here, Isha's the one who talks about that," she was trying to deduct all the possibilities until she found the one she thought was right. She kept at this for a while and I folded my arms and glared at her.

After a while she all of a sudden exclaimed.

"Oh my God it's about a boy isn't it?"

I continued to glare at her.

"I don't hear a denial, oh my gosh Bella, well it's about time!"

"I dreamt about him the other night..." I started but she cut me off.

"Ok ew, you don't need to tell me all the details sis. His name, what he has said to you, how you met and what he looks like will do," she giggled like a silly teenage girl and I wondered who the adult was here, her or me.

I sighed in frustration.

"Edward Cullen, he's said many things, questions mostly, we met in bio class, he's inhumanly beautiful and I. Don't. Like. Him!" I said the last few words firmly and slowly and glared at her smirk.

"I don't! As I was saying before you interrupted me, I had a dream about him the other night, he was a vampire, like Demetri".

This made her stop smiling.

"What?" her eyes widened. "Was it a vision?"

"No, I-I don't think so."

"Cullen you say huh? As in one of Dr. Cullen's adopted kids?"

I nodded.

"That's weird you know, because when I first met Carlisle, I thought there was something demonic about him. Inhumanly beautiful is a good way to describe him too. But it's insane to think of a man like him as a vampire or a demon. He does such good work. I've seen him, it's quite amazing actually. I can't believe someone so young has such abilities, he's so kind too..."

She was rambling.

"Sounds like you're the one with the crush sis," I teased.

"Ha, ha you're so very funny," she replied.

I poked my tongue out at her.

"But seriously Bells I don't think you should worry. I mean if there was demonic activity around here we would know. The murder rate is not high, there's no weird deaths, no strange weather patterns. I mean that's why we moved to this dull town right? To get a break from it all and so that Ish could have some time to get a handle on her powers."

"Yeah I know, but I just can't shake this dark feeling I have".

"Dark feeling huh? And you get this around Edward? Honey that's not magical that's hormonal! It's all very normal!" she laughed.

I was about to protest but she cut me off by saying she had to get back to work.

On my walk home I thought about what she had said. It all sounded right. Very logical. We would know if something supernatural was going on, we were trained to recognise the signs. Maybe I was just being paranoid, but I still couldn't shake this feeling that something wasn't right about him – any of them. There beauty was unnatural. Trust me to try and find something wrong with our situation. Dealing with evil is always easier than dealing with life. The thing is, with the things I see it's hard to believe that everything is ok even if it seems that way, because it is almost always not. That's something even my sisters don't understand. And I would never want them to. I couldn't bare it if they could see what I see. Still, I hoped Lyss was right. Maybe I just didn't know how to accept that things were normal.

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