After a short sleep, I surprisingly woke up. I wasn't dead to my amazement but I was freezing, I knew my lips were probably blue. I looked at my hands and gasped, as there were little frozen bits on my nails.

I looked around, I seemed to have moved around while out here, I saw a lighthouse, it wasn't close by but defiantly not too far away. I started making my way there, my legs were very sore and stiff, my leg that was hurt felt as if it were going to fall off.

I sighed after about two hours of swimming; I made it to a grassy field. The lighthouse was empty and locked. I sighed and walked slowly over to a little wooden shack.

There was a blanket but nothing else. I wrapped it around myself and continued walking. I couldn't stop because I knew they were following my every move.

I was shaking vigorously and couldn't stop. I walked into the forest and made my way towards Forks . . . or try to. I didn't know were I was, I could be in Alaska for all I know. I made my way through the forest and smiled when I saw a highway. I frowned when I saw that it was empty.

I decided to keep in the forest, in case Jay and Gavin drove by. I could still se the highway but the bushes hid me well.

I looked at my leg it was bleeding again. I sat down and rested for an hour or two. I had been walking all day and I needed to find a warm place to sleep before night came again.

I got up and walked further, I saw a beach, it was empty, no one was here and there wasn't a parking lot anywhere. I saw a wooden tool house.

I walked slowly over to it; I kicked in the door with my good leg. I lay the blanket down and rested on it. I went to sleep slowly, making sure that I was tucked into the corner and behind the tools so I was out of sight.

I woke up to light shining through the window, I sighed and got up. I was still cold and hungry but I proved to myself that I needed to live.

I looked out the window and saw nothing but beach; I got up and walked out onto the sand.

I walked to the road, I did what I did yesterday, keeping in the forest but still near enough to the highway.

I got to a sign saying Lake Pleasant. Wow how am I all the way up here? I sighed. I needed to go to a town or anywhere that I could ring the police.

I sighed and sat on a broken tree bark. Okay, so I am near Lake Pleasant, I must have been walking the wrong way, I have at least covered 60miles on foot and we would have been at least 70miles in land. Crap I ended up here.

I groaned, I was never going to get home. I got up and started walking down the highway; I soon made it to were all the cars were.

I held my hand out and hoped a car would pick me up; an elderly woman stopped and let me in.

"Hello dear, where are you going? I am heading just to the outskirts of Port Angels." She said.

I smiled and got in, "That's were I need to go, thank you so much." I told her.

She nodded and turned up her radio, she talked about her sons and daughter and how they were all married and grown up. I listened to her, but lost interest quickly.

After a few hours I saw the sign for Port Angels, I smiled. She stopped the car.

"Well nice meeting you, I take this next Exit to my hotel." She said.

I nodded got out thanking her. I made my way down the side of the highway; I went into the forest and continued walking, I made it to La Push. I smiled happily, thank god.

I walked down the harbor and gasped, "There he is." Gavin yelled. I turned around and ran like hell was chasing me.

I ignored the aches and pains, I just kept running. I ran to the harbor, I ran full force down the dock, everyone recognized me. I could tell by their facial expressions.

I came to a dead end, there was a 30foot drop into the sea. I jumped and Gavin jumped in after me. I felt my shoulders being held and my face being forced under water.

I fought against it and heard people's cries, one in particular.

"Do something, save my baby, he is going to kill him." Esme screamed in agony.

I felt his hands wrap around my neck and I closed my eyes, my head was put under water and I tried to get him off me but I couldn't, suddenly many people were in the water but I couldn't keep the darkness waiting.

I fell asleep.