Okay! Please tell me if you think the chaps should be longer. BTW If something is in italics and underlined, that is supposed to symbolize a strike through because Fanfiction won't do strike throughs.

7 years later

Dear Edward,

I can't stand to be away from you.

I miss you so much.

I can't wait to be able to come back to your arms.

I looked at that. No. That wasn't right.

Dear Edward,

I can't stand to be away from you. I miss you so much. I can't wait to be able to come back to your arms.

I love you. How is the rest of your family?

Defiantly not.

Dear Edward,

I can't stand to be away from you.

I miss you so much.

I can't wait to be able to come back to your arms.

I love you. How is the rest of your family?

I started a new job today.

Okay. That is a good first sentence.

Dear Edward,

I can't stand to be away from you.

I miss you so much.

I can't wait to be able to come back to your arms.

I love you. How is the rest of your family?

I started a new job today. I know, right?

No.

Dear Edward,

I can't stand to be away from you.

I miss you so much.

I can't wait to be able to come back to your arms.

I love you. How is the rest of your family?

I started a new job today. I know, right? What's new with you?

Why is it this hard to write a stupid letter? I thought as I scratched out that sentence. I was still on the first sheet of paper. After I had throw away all of the paper in the compound on my first attempt to write Edward a letter, Caro said I should write everything down, crossing out the things I don't like, then write Edward a final copy. Over the years, it has gotten harder and harder to write to him, because I want every letter to be perfect, since it was the only way I could talk to him. I couldn't visit, or call, or text, or anything. It was so frustrating. Avaria said that I should just be patient that eventually I would be allowed to go back to him. Avaria was helpful, due to the fact that she had been brought to the Sisterhood under similar conditions.

"Bella!" Meleu called.

I sighed and got up from my desk, leaving the frustrating letter to be spewed over later. Meleu looked impatient.

"What do you want?" I asked.

"A family is being attacked constantly. We have decided to assist. We are sending you. Report to Avaria." Meleu replied. I have learned that Meleu hates talking, so the less she has to talk, the happier she is.

"Okay." I said and walked over Avaria's cabin.

Avaria was reading The Canterbury Tales. She looked up at my entrance.

"Ah, Bella. You are here for your briefing. The family lives in Twin Peaks Washington. Your partner will meet you there, as will the Twins. I am sorry, but the rest of the information is a surprise."

"A surprise." I said flatly.

"Yes. Now go."

I sighed. I went and packed my bags, grabbing the unfinished letter. I did not dilly-dally. I left for the airport immediately.

I went to the house the family; follow the directions Avaria had texted to me. As soon as I got close enough to sense the house, I had to pull over. Inside that house, were seven vampires? Seven vampires I hadn't seen in years. My heart pounded loudly. I began hyperventilating. Once I had calmed down I the drive down to their house from the airport.

"Where is this person? They were supposed to be here a hour ago!" Edwards voice was like a breathe of fresh air after all these years, even though it was very angry.

"Caro said that the girl was running late. Be patient."

"Maybe you should call Caro and tell her to tell the girl not to bother to show up now. It isn't like we need her help." Ah Rosalie.

"Well if you are going to have that sort of attitude maybe I'll just get back on the plane." I said as I entered the house.

I think I heard my name being said, but stone cold lips crushing against mine distracted me. The sweet, familiar smell of Edward's skin was the only thing could split my attention away from his lips.

"Hey, we are supposed to be helping out not making out." Kaga Bravetail's voice interrupted my moment. So she was going to be my partner. I couldn't have asked for anyone better than a friendly catgirl with gray eyes, red streaks across her purple furry cat ears and tail and long hair that matched her hair in color, minus the red. She had been my best friend at the compound, and I trusted her with my life. She was in her regular outfit of cutoff jeans and a strapless bra, revealing that she was very fit. I once tried to get her to put more clothes on and ended up needing stitches.

"I can do both." I said, having broken the kiss, but I could not for the life of me break away from Edward's arms.

"Well, as long as you don't do anything other that kissing, such as taking each others clothes off, I suppose that you could kiss him."

"Thank you for giving your permission." I said, sass written in every line of my body.

"I am always at your service milady." Kaga said, bowing. I laughed gently.

"Stop flirting, she's engaged!" Sayth and Salth had arrived.

"Well when she finally realizes that men are pigs and that she should change teams, she will know who to turn to."

"Well I would hope she would at least have the decency to tell her fiancé first."

"By the way, thank you for making this extremely awkward." I said, cutting in before they could argue about my sexual orientation for any longer.

"Hey, what's a reunion without some awkwardness?" Sayth said, smiling.

"Can I answer that question without you giving me being a sarcastic comeback?"

"Nope."

I sighed. I looked at the Cullens. They looked dumbstruck. Edward had worry written all over his face.

"You are still mine, right?" He asked.

"Always and forever." I replied, kissing his cold lips again. Like every time he kissed me, I stopped, sensing, stopped keeping my eyes open, stopped everything that connected me to the outside world, and just let myself be with him.

I separated my lips from his, reluctantly. I have a job to do. I grabbed his hand and pulled him to the couch. I sat him down and cuddled up onto his lap.

So if you want a better idea of what Kaga looks like, google Cat Girl and go to the images section.