Chapter Four

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When I'd arrived home and had slouched down on my couch with a book in my hand, I decided that today would be the first day of my forget-Edward-Cullen-completely plan. I might as well not think about him until Saturday, I told myself. It was no use getting stressed over something I couldn't control, so it would be best to completely wipe him from my mind. It should be easy, I hadn't thought of him this much since High School so it should take no effort at all to keep my mind off him as I had for the last three years.

Right?

It didn't exactly work out like I'd hoped…

Monday:

Phew, that's the ironing done. I held my blue blouse up to the light and admired its creaseless state. It was my favourite shirt, and I always felt more confident when I wore it. I wonder if Edward would have liked me a lot more if I wore this shirt instead of those stupid cardigans during high school, I thought before I could stop myself.

Crap, well there's always tomorrow.

Tuesday:

I could feel the sweat gathering on my forehead as I ran at a pace faster than I usually did, on my treadmill, and wondered how long I'd been working out for. I checked my watch quickly.

Thirty minutes? Holy shit, music really did make you forget what you were doing. I pressed the stop button with a huff and was just about to turn my iPod off when a Linkin Park song started playing. Before I knew it I was singing along to the lyrics and was dancing up and down my apartment to no end, my hands flailing around me precariously as I tried to move to the beat. I wonder if Edward still likes Linkin Park, I mused.

Shit, I did it again!

Wednesday:

The images on the TV screen flickered as I kept lazily changing the stations.

"No, no, no," I muttered as I continually pressed the skip button on the remote, none of the stations interesting me at all.

'Ah hah!' I thought as one of my favourite movies of all time came on.

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire never got old.

I leaned back into my comfortable lounge and smiled as one of my favourite characters in the movie, Cedric Diggory, appeared on screen.

"Hmmm," I pondered. "Is it just me or does that dude look like Edward? He kind of acts like Edward too. So noble and kind and…," I trailed off, realising what I was saying.

First talking to myself and then comparing Edward to a fictional character?

I needed therapy, or at least a roommate.


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