Disclaimer: I do not own Twilight nor do I own the Vampire Diaries. This is the only disclaimer I'm ever going to do.

BPOV

I didn't want to say good-bye but I knew I had to. You see my father, Charlie, is sending me to live with cousin Elena normally I would be happy but she lives in Mystic Falls Virginia with her boyfriend Stefan Salvatore and Stefan's brother, Damon Salvatore.

So here I am outside the Cullen Mansion about to say good-bye to the family that I love so much and I don't want to leave behind.

"Bella are you alright you don't look very well" Edward said.

"I'm fine Edward" I said my heart breaking inside.

"Let's just go in I need to tell you all something and it's urgent."

"OK"

"Carlisle, Esme, Rosalie, Emmett, Alice, Jasper can you come down here please." I said not very loud but I knew they could here me any way.

Suddenly Carlisle appeared next to Edward as if he had been there the whole time "What can I do for you I assume by your expression this is not a social visit" he said

"Let's go into the dining room so we can all talk"

"OK Bella."

The rest of the family slowly walked in behind Edward Carlisle and me and they took their places at the family table.

"Now you are all probably wondering why I am here it's because Charlie is making me move in with my cousin Elena. Problem is she lives in Virginia so I came here to say good-bye." I said while looking every-one at the table their faces went from curious to sad and angry.

"No you can't Bella I love we all love you please stay"

"I can't I'm sorry"

"Bella get your butt out here now!" shoot Jeremy's here.

"Who's that Bella?"

"That's just Elena's brother Jeremy. I have one thing to ask of you before I leave though."

"Anything Bella."

"Can you return to forks in ten years time to re-unite with me once more? Please?"

"Of course, Bella."

"Goodbye for now, Cullens." I murmured as I walked out the door not looking back even once because I knew if I did look back I would run to Edward and never leave.

A/N Thank you for reading it and I encourage criticism but not abuse. Thanks for reading.