Chapter Three

As I wake up I look around to find I'm all alone. I get up and walk into the kitchen to get breakfast but instead I see John and Lexi making out. In shock and heartbreak I grab my coat and run out of the house tears streaming down my pale face. I ran into the forest and kept running until I was sure I was out of sight. I sat on the snow covered forest ground crying so hard I could barely see. I felt as if someone had ripped my heart out and slowly burned it in front of me. But of course I didn't have a heart so it really didn't matter. But it felt as if I was slowly, painfully dying.

I curled up in a ball tears rolling down my face and onto the snow. I got up and walked deeper into the woods; I stopped under a giant oak tree and watched the snowflakes fall and hit the ground. I pulled my hood up and sat down on the ground again. I buried my face into my jacket sleeves and cried more. At least if anyone found me they wouldn't know who I was.

"Why are you crying Ness?" Ness... no one has called me that since my aunt died. I looked up to find Zack standing over me; I put my face back into my sleeves.

"I'm not crying." I said through the sobs.

"Then what's wrong?" He said looking down at me.

"Nothing….I just wanted to be alone."

"Well it's not good to be alone in the rain." He said kind of worried; I'm guessing he wanted to cuddle up by a fireplace and sip hot coco, but that never works out.

"Well you could catch a cold; you should go home." He did have a good point…WAIT I'm a vampire! I can be such an idiot sometimes.

"I can't catch a cold Zack; you sure are slow for a vampire!"

"Well you're not very hmmm…-"

"See! You have nothing! So please leave me alone!" I yelled.

"Fine, fine, I'll go." He said, then turned around and ran off. I couldn't help but watch him as he left.

That night at Savannah and Sophie's I fell onto the bed "SAVY SOPH WHAT DO I DO?" I cried

"We don't know how to help little wolf." Savannah answered.

"I'm going to go to bed." I covered up and closed my eyes and fell asleep in the quiet darkness.