These are all the quotes Stephenie Meyer has posted from Eclipse since July 1st. The quotes will be completed when I get the last quote on August 7th, the release of Eclipse. I know we are all anticipating that! Anyways, hope you enjoy! And now for the disclaimer: These are not my quotes, nor do I own the rights to the book from which they came. GO TO CHAPTER 2 FIRST!

Eclipse Quote of the Day

July 21ST

"Did you seriously just stamp your foot? I thought girls only did that on TV."

-Jacob Black

"I'm sorry. I was wrong."

-Edward Cullen

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Shut Up and Get Along [Part Two

Bella's POV:

"Stop it! Just stop it right now! If you two don't start getting along then…then…I won't speak to either of you for a week!" I crossed my arms and stamped my foot.

"Wow." Edward said. He had an honest look of shock on his face.

Jacob's look wasn't far off from Edward's, but he had a lot more to say. "Did you seriously just stamp your foot? I thought girls only did that on TV." Even Edward got a chuckle out of this one. I was serious about this silent treatment deal. I looked at both of them, turned, walked inside, and shut the door.

If I knew them like I thought I did they'd be up in my room in seconds. I walked up the stairs and into my room. There they were. Edward was sitting on my bed while Jake was sitting in my computer chair. I raised an eyebrow.

"We're sorry," they both said simultaneously. I cocked my head to the side and waited for more.

"We'll make you a deal," Edward said.

"As hard as it may be, we will spend the afternoon together," Jake started.

"On one condition," Edward added.

"You have to stop giving us the silent treatment," Jacob explained.

"You know, you guys are so much alike it kills me. How can two people so similar hate each other so much?" They turned and looked at each other and shrugged, "Well, what do you want to do?"

"Let's go rent a movie," Edward suggested.

"That way we can just stay here," Jacob agreed. I was amazed at this. Look at them! They were getting along great!

"See?" I smiled, "So alike."

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I had, unfortunately, spoken too soon.

"We have to get an action movie. Action movies rock!" Jake said.

"No, comedy. Comedies are so much better. All those action movies are so gory that you can tell that they're completely fake," Edward argued.

"Yeah, right! Comedies are so stupid that they're unbelievable. Why would you want to watch that." Jacob shot back. Apparently they weren't as alike as I'd hoped. What was I thinking? They'd never get along. I groaned and walked away. Apparently that got their attention.

"What do you want to see, Bella?" Jake asked.

"Yeah, anything you want. I'll agree one hundred percent," Edward said eagerly.

I shook my head. They couldn't care less about each other. All they were doing this for was to make me happy. I wish that they could get along for real, but I knew that that'd be asking too much. If they didn't like each other, I couldn't force them to be friends. That'd be really nice, but it wasn't the reality of the situation.

"How about we get an action and a comedy? We could watch both," I suggested.

They agreed. They hadn't even thought about that. They had been too busy arguing over what type of movie we were going to watch that compromising hadn't even crossed their minds. We picked out two movies and proceeded to check them out.

"I'll pay," Edward offered and reached into his back pocket.

"No, I will," Jake said while pulling out a ten.

"No," I stopped them both, "I will." I handed the cashier the total, took the movies and walked to the car. They were staring at me, dumbfounded. I just got in my truck and rolled down the passenger window, "Are you two coming, or am I going home to watch the movies by myself?" They both got into the truck and we were off.

The arguing began as soon as we made it the door. This time it was about what movie we were going to watch. This was getting ridiculous! I got up and walked towards the kitchen. I saw, out of the corner of my eye, the two of them stand up and start to follow. I swung around and stared at them. "Stay," I barked. I was not in the mood to be around anymore of their arguing. It was just too much. I sat down in one of the miss matched chairs and noticed some whispering. I decided that they didn't need me to be there for their arguing.

I began rubbing my temples and then I heard the TV turn on. What? I didn't care. Whatever.

A few minutes later I hear laughing. Wait…laughing? I walk to the threshold of the kitchen and see the two of them watching one of the movies that we'd picked out. Not only were they getting along, but they were doing so while sitting on the same couch as one another. The last time I was in there they were on opposite sides of the room. I walked into the room, and raised my eyebrows at them.

They both looked at me and started to talk.

"We're really sorry, Bella," Edward started.

"Yeah. We've been acting like jerks," Jake inputted.

"We know how important it is for you that we get along," Edward added.

"So, we're going to do our best to compromise," Jake continued.

"We may not be friends, but we're going to try to find a happy medium." Edward said.

"We're sorry," they both said again, simultaneously.

I looked at them and smiled. That was what I'd always wanted. They both stood up, and I hugged them. I was so happy.

"Thank you," I said softly, "That's the best thing I've heard come out of your mouths all day." They laughed, and we all three sat down for a couple of movies. I had both of my guys on either side of me, just how I'd always wanted.