A/N: Once again, listen to The Kill by 30 Seconds to Mars while you read this!!!
The CD went into the CD player in the midst of the expensive sound system.
The play button went down. This skill was going to make me extremely lazy soon. The volume knob went up, as there was no one around to annoy with the noise. The music was actually very good.
It wasn't really dancing music, but my new grace and tirelessness refused to just sit and listen. I got up, and began dancing. I wasn't sure exactly what the style would classify as, but I did remember some of the ballet that I had been taught, and now I could execute all of the turns perfectly. I tried that, them just combined it with the rock music. This was fun! I knew that if a human were to be watching me, they would be mesmerized.
I had never felt like this before; graceful, beautiful, just a dream. However, Edward's confined room was just too small to have that much fun, so I turned the volume up, opened his door, and slid downstairs. The music filled the whole house. I let the music pound through me, never tiring, never stopping. The CD was set to repeat, and I was still dancing, to "The Kill" when the Cullens came back. That must have been why I didn't hear the door open.
Come, break me down
Bury me, bury me
I am finished with you
Look in my eyes
You're killing me, killing me
All I wanted was you
I tried to be someone else
But nothing seemed to change
I know now: this is who I really am inside
Finally found myself
Fighting for a chance
I know now, THIS IS WHO I REALLY AM
Oh oh
Oh oh
Oh oh
Come, break me down
Bury me, bury me
I am finished with you
And I pirouetted into Edward's arms. His astonished family was standing in the doorway. He was a little shocked looking, but he was grinning. If I were human, my cheeks would be cherry.
"They just did. Bury you, that is. But I am NOT finished with you." He smile grew as he spun me out, then pulled me back. We whirled around, oblivious to the stares of the other Cullens. Then Alice giggled.
"Cmon, Jasper!" And they were dancing too. After two incredulous looks, Emmett laughed and pulled Rosalie in. I couldn't see Carlisle or Esme, but after a few minutes, I noticed that they were watching us with bemused looks. Carlisle had a strange glint in his eyes. He disappeared, coming back with something, but then I stopped watching them, because Edward had pulled me into another kiss.
When I looked around again, Carlisle had pulled Esme into the middle of the makeshift dance floor, our living room. I laughed out loud at that, watching our two parents pound their heads with the rock music. At risk of sounding cliché, we danced the night away.
The next day, we all decided to go hunting again. I was sure that I needed it, and all of their eyes were getting darker.
EPOV
Bella's funeral was tedious. I had to sit and look extremely sad while Bella was sitting alone at home. I hated to admit it, but that made me nervous. My poor Bella, who knows what could happen to her while we were gone. Alice hadn't seen anything bad happening, but I learned not to trust her visions much. The last time I did, I had let Bella literally fall to her death.
True, Bella was happier now, so the guilt was easier to live with, but I knew soon she would begin to miss her human family, who were all standing around her empty grave weeping for her. I just wanted to get back to her, to Bella.
About halfway through the service, Alice had a vision, but it was quick and I missed what it was. When she opened her eyes, she was smirking, which she quickly replaced with a look of mourning for the funeral. I dismissed it. It was probably just something Emmett was planning on doing.
At long last, the funeral was over, and we headed back to our car. We could hear the blasting music long before we came to the house. I smiled. At least Bella liked good music. It was one of the better CDs from this decade.
When we got to the house, I realized that the music was much too loud, even though it was coming from my room, it filled the house. We quietly opened the door, and what I saw gave me a shock. There she was, the only angel ever to come down to earth, to me.
She was dancing. It might have been funny to catch her at this, but I couldn't laugh. She was too beautiful. Now I knew how she must have felt when she was human. Her hair swirled out around her, and her perfect body twisted around gracefully. My face spread into a grin, and I mentally thanked whatever it was that gave her to me, stepping forward to catch her in a graceful spin.
"They just did. Bury you that is. But I am NOT finished with you." And I twirled my angel back into the middle of the living room.
A/N: Okay, I hope you guys liked that chapter; it was like my favorite one. Please, PLEASE review and tell me that it really was good and I'm not just like… idk, but review PLEASE. There is more of a plot in the next chapter, so you must review or I will not post!!