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(BPOV)

When I got home with Emmett I couldn't even look at my mom I just sat out side in my tree. Everyone

calls me a monkey because when I have a problem or just need to relax and be alone I always go outside

and sit in my tree. I could live out there if I was could but I am not allowed. I sat there the rest of the day

until it was dark and I had to get down. After that I ate and went to bed. Tomorrow is going to be a hard

day and I know it. As I lay in bed I wondered what jess had told Edward. The thing I wondered about

Most was why Edward would be near tears about me at this point the only way I know I am worth

anything is Emmett and Charlie. I guess I will never know.


Next day of school

Everyone gave sympathetic looks. What did they know? I know ang wouldn't tell so who did? At lunch I

sit alone again and I knew everyone was watching me but I could tell only two pairs of eyes cared. One

pair belonged to ang. The other I don know. I looked in to every pair of eyes every time knowing that

person doesn't care. Then I reached Edward his eyes held curiosity, pity, and something I couldn't

recognize. I continued to eat my lunch in silence. When they called for trash and trays I was walking by

his table when I felt electricity in my arm when I looked down I saw that Edward was holding me in

place.

"Are you ok?" He asked.

"I think so but I don't see why you care no one else does. " With that I walked away. What I really wanted

to do was fall into his arms and share my whole life story, but I knew that wasn't really an option. As I sat

down I looked toward Edward and saw a single tear slide down his cheek. The pain in his eyes hurt me

more than I already did. Why did I always cause pain in the people I care about? When we were called to

line up I wanted to say I am sorry for causing him pain, but I couldn't my feet just kept moving. I wish I

could help him. When I walked into gym I was stopped by my coach and the boys coach.

"Bella we heard about your mom." They said both giving me sympathetic looks. I just nodded my head.

"Well we Wanted to tell you that you don't have to run to day unless you feel up to it." With that they

walked away. I knew I should run with the rest of the class but I had to many questions going threw my

mind and just didn't have the energy so I just sat and watched the everyone else run. I realized that we

had more people in the class than normal that is when I noticed Edward. What was he doing he has pe

next period. He was the first one to finish his mile even though I could have beat him. To my amazement

he came to sit by me.

"Hey." He said.

"Hi." I whispered shyly.

" Why do you think no one cares about you. Specifically me?" He asked.

"To be honest I didn't even know you knew I existed. As for everyone else I have friends but the only one

I know of that really cares about me is Angela." I told him not meeting his eyes. As I was talking he

moved his leg slightly so our knees were touching.

"Something you might not know is that I have known you existed since the seci\ond I saw." He wak\lked

away before I could respond. Why does he always do that great now I have more questions in my head?

Wait there was something I forgot to ask Edward.

"Edward?" I yelled. When he turned around he had hope in his eyes. "Why are you in this class now?" I

asked even though I could see the disappointment in his eyes. He started to walk back to me as he

answered.

"I got my schedule changed." I wanted to ask him why but class was about to end and I need to say a few more things. Now he was at my side. I turned to face him.

"I saw you cry at lunch." I told him. He looked ashamed. "I didn't hurt you I just told you the truth."

"Bella your words only hurt me a little but not because of what you said. It hurt because of the pain in your

voice. That is was hurt me enough to make me cry." I could hear the honesty in his voice. Then the bell

rang and he waited for me and we walked into o the building until we had to go separate ways.