Now remember this is after Breaking Dawn. In the fifth book, Stephenie Meyer decided to go backwards and redo Twilight from Edward's POV. The following story is what i would've liked to see if she continued :)
Bella's POV
We drove home as fast as we could, still trying to keep our senses under control. I could tell that Alice was suffering less than I was; I assumed it was because she a vampire longer ... and she'd also been able to walk through the Forks High School's cafeteria without causing a massacre. Renesmee was half-human, so she acted the way she always did: innocent and normal. When we got back to the Cullen's house, Edward, Carlisle, Jasper and Esme were waiting anxiously on the porch for us.
At the sight of the car, all of them ran up to us. Edward dashed to my side first, before waiting to see Renesmee's condition.
"You alright, love?" he repeated from our conversation over the phone.
"It's fine. We just have to hunt, that's all."
"Did Renesmee keep under control?" His eyes turned toward the car, but he remained facing me.
"She's perfectly fine, Edward." his name melted on my tounge.
"You're still new at this, so I take the complete blame for not having you hunt first."
"Edward, it's not that big a deal. I'm better at self-control than you think."
One of the most shocking things about my transformation (to Edward) was that I had unbelievable self-control. On my first hunting trip, I smelled a human, and Edward tried to stop me before I hurt someone. But when he called my name, I was able to snap right out of it, and run back to him. Edward was amazed at the fact that a vampire, no, a newborn could run away from the scent of human blood.
"We're going to go hunting, right now." Edward commanded.
"Alright."
"Let's get Renesmee inside." We walked around the car to get Renesmee, but Esme was already on the steps with Renesmee in her arms.
As we walked in the door, I overheard Jasper telling Alice something: "Would you like to go on another shopping trip tomorrow?" She giggled excitedly in response.
"I know Carlisle's a doctor," I whispered to Edward, and now that I was a vampire, my whisper was practically inaudiable. "But where do you guys get all this money?"
"Oh," He glanced back at Jasper and back then at me. "There was a ballgame today. Emmett decided to give away $200."
"That's a lot of money for a ballgame."
"It's not to us. Like you said, Carlisle's a doctor; he's always been the top in every residency."
Esme agreed to keep Renesmee occupied while the rest of us went hunting. I'd only hunted with Edward, never with his family, so hunting in a group of more than two would be knew to me. Edward grabbed my hand and slunk out the back door without the family noticing.
"I know we usually hunt alone, but is it alright if we hunt with the family this one time?"
"I thought you couldn't read my mind!"
"I can't. You're just easy to read sometimes, and then other times, I don't understand you at all."
"Hunting with your family is fine."
"Now, Bella. They're your family too." He chuckled. I wanted to continue the conversation but Alice and Jasper walked up to us.
"Hello," Alice's perkiness danced around her words.
"I don't know, Alice. You and Jasper can choose." Edward answered one of her thoughts, I presumed.
"Let's stay close to the house, for Renesmee's sake." Jasper decided, and we all agreed.
Rosalie walked out the door then, with Emmett close at her heals. It still amazed me how Emmett, the size of a bear, could walk around without causing earthquakes, or any sound at all for that matter.
"Let's go." Rosalie stepped closer to Emmett's massive figure.
"Isn't Carlisle coming?" I asked.
"No, he decided to stay behind, so Esme doesn't have to hunt alone later." Rosalie explained.
Before anyone else could say anything, Rosalie and Emmett darted off eastward into the woods. Jasper and Alice did the same, then Edward and I followed as well. I was used to the running now, I didn't have to squint when the wind blasted into my face. I actually enjoyed it, it was calming, if that was even possible. I was so lost in thought, that I almost missed Edward when he stopped. He was leaning against a tree, his mouth bent into that charming crooked smile.
"What?" I asked, wondering why he'd stopped.
"You still amaze me. Come on." He grabbed my hand and instead of running off he pulled me up the tree he had been leaning against.
The view was amazing from up there. I could see all of Forks, I even caught a glimpse of First Beach in the distance. Lakes covered the floor below us, and mountains could be seen in the distance. Even though I was a vampire, it still bewildered me that any of this was possible.
"This is unreal." I breathed.
"You should've learned by now, Bella, that after awhile, reality drifts into fantasy."
"But this is real."
"Yes, it is entirely real ... so don't fall." he smirked.
"I'll try not to."
He looked down into the green pit beneath us, and I followed his gaze. Emmett had just knocked down a tree and was picking Rosalie up so she could sit on the massive trunk.
"Will he ever stop throwing his wieght around?" Edward sighed.
Next thing I knew, we were down the tree and surrounded by green moss and overgrowth again. I still missed the open spaces, they reminded me so much of Phoniex, and Phil, and Renee. I wonder what they were doing right now.
Renee's POV
"I was wondering if we could visit Bella and Edward sometime soon. I wanna see the baby." I begged Phil.
"I'll try, sweetie." Phil wrapped his arms around me. "If they just pay me more, maybe then we could afford plane tickets to Forks, let alone tickets back to Jacksonville. I'm only minor league."
"You may be minor league, but you're getting better. I bet you'll go into the majors any day now."
"I'm glad you're the one with all the confidence."
"Oh, Phil." I sighed. "I miss Bella so much. What do you think she's doing ... at this very moment?"
"Probably lounging on the couch, reading a novel that her mom picked out for her."
"You're probably right. I shouldn't worry; I trust Bella. She's doing something safe, we're there's no possible way to get hurt." I convinced myself.
Bella's POV
"Smell anything yet?" Edward asked me.
I sniffed the air and after a moment, responded, "I smell some elk running west."
"Let them be." He scoffed. "Elk isn't as satisfying enough. Anything else?"
"I smell Emmett ... he's got a grizzly."
"Wow, he launched his favorite. We shouldn't interrupt, it's his kill."
I inhaled again, "I smell a ... human."
"I forgot, it's hunting season for them. Can you control yourself?"
"Yeah, I'm fine. Where's the everybody else?"
"I bet they've already smelled them by now. Jasper might have some trouble but Alice should be able to hold him down." He looked outward farther.
"I smell another grizzly coming this way."
"Good, it should be a simple attack with the both of us. Go around right side, I'll get the left."
"Ok."
Edward was away into the brush before I could blink. Instinctively, I dashed in the opposite direction. I could see the grizzly now, but I was so fast I don't think it heard or saw me. I put my back to a tree and looked around the corner. The bear was tearing apart a fish that he must've gotten from the nearby stream I heard trickling not to far from where I was. I couldn't see Edward anywhere; he was too good at this game.
The grizzly looked up now, his ears almost pulled back. He could sense us, but he couldn't tell from which direction. I didn't know when the percise time to attack would be, but after Edward lunged I would only be milliseconds behind him. The bear could really sense danger now, so he slowly stepped back; but I knew he'd stepped back into a trap. Edward darted for the animal, and I did the same.
With the both of us together, life faded from the bear's eyes instantly. It wasn't because we attacked him, but I think he had a heartattack or something.
"Did you bite him?" I asked Edward, shocked at how easy that was.
"No, I think he died because we scared him to death." Edward chuckled a little.