I had the perfect life and the perfect family. I just graduated from college and was about to start a new chapter in my life. I had a huge family with five sisters and three brothers. I was the youngest from them and let me tell you I was spoiled. Of course I had many nieces and nephews which I love with all my heart. My parents been together since they were 15, you see I'm half Mexican and half Italian so of course I would have a lot of siblings.

But unfortunately all that came to an end when one raining night a drunk driver t-bone my car. I died instantly and I had to leave my beautiful family behind. When I woke up I was in a all white room. I turned around to see where I was and what's going on. When I started a walk an angel appeared in front of me. "Jesus Christ" I screamed out holding my chest. "Hey that's not nice" the angel says. "I'm sorry but you scared me" I tell him relaxing a bit. I looked around and I knew what going on. "So what now? Am I going to heaven or hell?" I ask him. "Neither" he says confusing me. "Mmm huh" I replied titling my head. "You weren't suppose to die, you were suppose to live a long happy life and have a family of your own. But unfortunately life isn't fair sometimes and now you're given a second chance" he tells me. "Omg I am so happy I'm not died" I give him a huge hug. "So can I go back home?" He gives me a small smile "sorry hun but no. Where I'm sending you is more exciting." He tell me "mm but I wanna go home." He sighs "sorry but this is a good thing for you. And listen to me carefully don't change the storyline to much okay. Let it happen but you can intervene just a little bit okay." I give the angel a weird look but nod. He smile and pushes me back. I was falling down in my new life.

Apparently this life my parents died in a hunting accident and left me with all their money. Let's just say I don't have to work for the rest of my judge let me live by myself since I was about to turn 18 years old, but I had to go live in a small town called Forks. Hopefully this life isn't going to be the death of me.