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2: The headache
After finally finishing the laps, Jasper stood in the group waiting for their next instructions. As the burly teacher began to boom about volleyball, Jasper felt an odd emotion in the air. It was a mix of curiosity, confusion, fear, and...hunger. He felt eyes staring into the back of his head, but he didn't want to turn just yet. As the teacher finally finsihed shouting instructions on setting up the net, etc. Jasper finally was able to turn. He froze, every muscle clenching with tension.
3 students stood against the wall by the bleachers, half in shadow, and all 3 were staring at him menacingly. The two older boys were tall, muscular, and they could almost be twins if it weren't for their faces being slightly different. They had chilling vivid blue eyes that burned into him. The girl between them shared the same haunting eyes, and hers held the expression of some deep hunger. They all shared their height, black hair, and there was a similar smirk on each of their faces. As Jasper's eyes met the girls, she suddenly smiled, and he recognized the perfectly white solid teeth. There scent hit him as a draft rushed through the room. The Fieros-vampires. Jasper tried to relax his threatened nerves, and turned away. Carlisle had made them swear to be peaceful with the Fieros. He wodnered why they felt so hostile towards him. And then something else dawned on him...their eyes were blue. Of coarse they'd have to wear contacts to disguise their red pupils, but why were they all the same chilling blue? Jasper glanced back one last time, and they were still watching him.
By the end of class Jasper's nerves were worn thin. He quickly changed and rushed down the hall to meet the others. Edward heard his thoughts immediatly.
"Oh dear. The Fieros aren't very friendly." He commented.
This brought the attention of the others.
"Yeah, I was going to mention that. I've noticed them throughout the day. They aren't a very pleasant bunch." Alice said.
Bella suddenly cringed, and twisted around. Towards the other end of the hall, one of the boys was staring at them intently, a grin slowly vanishing from his lips.
"They're not very peaceful at all." She said in a low voice, causing the others to turn. They all cast the boy a vicious look and he left with a smirk.
On the ride home Jasper explained to Alice what had happened.
"They're probably just trying to make it clear that they want to be left alone." She said.
"I don't like it. I don't know what Carlisle was thinking, sharing territory." Jasper replied quietly.
Once they got home, Jasper explained in detail to Carlisle what had happened. Carlisle sat back in his chair, thinking deeply. After some time he reached for the phone, and dialed a number slowly. It rang 3 times, and then a quiet voice answered on the other side.
"Hello? Hi, this is Dr. Cullen. I just wanted to make sure everything was alright." He said, using his charming voice.
The person on the other end was strangely too quiet for Jasper to hear. Carlisle nodded, murmuring an agreement from time to time.
"Ok, thank you. You too. Goodbye." He said wamrly, and hung up the phone. He turned to Jasper with a reassuring smile.
"No problem. They have a mother, and she is a very kind woman. She simply explained that her children were... testing you, I suppose? She says they meant no harm, they just find our ways funny." He said.
This was not the answer Jasper wanted, but he accepted it and left the room.
"Jazz, stop sulking, you're putting me in a bad mood!" Alice complained, throwing a pillow at his head.
Jasper ignored it as he stared out the window, watching the trees behind the house sway in the breeze.
"Ugh! Fine, you can brood all you want. I'm going downstairs." Alice said.
When Jasper didn't reply, she picked up one of his shoes and whacked him across the back of the head with it. He finally turned to look at her.
"why is this bothering you so much?" She asked, crossing her arms.
"It's something about her. THe girl. It's bothering me."
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