November 18

Annabelle Uley:

A mess of green and brown was burned to my brain. How anyone could take this much foliage baffled me. If I could just get away from my controlling family I could truly be happy, instead of opting to lying. Everything had to be their way. I was pushed by my father, Mickey's, tribe to move to La Push. Population? Five. My mother, Marsha, she wasn't even remotely Quileute. She's black; she just loves my dad so much that she left our home in Chicago for Washington.

But there was no turning back now. My dad was driving me to Quileute Tribal School as we speak. I would have to put up with it for now, but the idea that I was forced to go to a campfire with other members of the tribe made me sick with anxiety.

The only thing that caught my attention was the massive wolf I saw while my dad took us through Canada. (He wanted to see the beauty of it.) It had watched me while I was leaning against the car, waiting for my mom to finish buying out the souvenir store. I wasn't afraid, I just assumed that Canadian wildlife was much different from America's. But the second my dad started the car and drove away the wolf looked panicked. He was chasing our car for what seemed like hours. I was amazed with the speed. He never let up. But somewhere between three hours he disappeared. I sighed knowing that would be the only excitement I would experience.

Dad stopped the car in front of the school. In Chicago the high school was five times as big. But I bit back from making any negative comments. He turned in the drivers seat and beamed at me. He had no clue to how I really felt about moving, I forged a smile back as he kissed my cheek.

"Good luck." He told me happily. He was excited about this move. I could tell when his uncle or brother, something like that, offered.

I nodded and slipped from the truck, landing lightly on the concrete. I wasn't short, about 5"6', my mom said my height was ideal for my body. Slim but my arms were muscular. Mostly from Lacrosse, I shuddered at the thought of my team without me, helpless. I wasn't cocky but they really lacked teamwork.

I made my way pass a small crowd of students. Each one staring at me, like I was an elephant in a monkey suit. Some guys sent winks my way, most girls turned up their noses. I sighed, almost like Chicago, minus the bitchyness.

Today was going to be a long day.

Jacob Black:

What the hell? Or more like why? Why the hell did I find her now? Why when I was in the most pain I have ever experienced. And she took it all away with just the twinkle in her beautiful hazel eyes. And the way she smiled momentarily while I watched her. It can't be that easy. It wasn't that easy. It should never be that easy.

That's what I want to believe. But when I found her again, at her home in La Push, I couldn't even remember Bella's name, or what is Betty? What ever her name was it didn't matter to me anymore. All that I cared about was tossed aside and thrown into that one girl, who's name still went unknown.

There she is. I thought in my wolf form. She was making her way through my former classmates. But I've only been gone a week, so they were still my classmate. I shook my head putting all my focus on her. Her long dark hair proved to me that she was part Indian, but her hips shoved me another side of her.

It took every fiber of my being to not run after her. I kept my spot behind a tree and glared at guys as the winked, licked their lips, watched her butt into the building, an almost blinding fury hit me, more than when the bloodsucker kissed Bella. It didn't make sense. It wasn't as if she was giving them any attention back, it was just the fact that someone else would want her. Not that it was hard to believe. It was hard to ignore her beauty.

She swiftly and gracefully got into the school. I knew that I had to officially return if I wanted to get to know her. I changed into my human form, it was strange to have my thumbs back but I grabbed my jeans and slipped them on and walked into my school, of course I didn't make it that far until a teacher forced me to put on a gym shirt

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Really short but I didnt see the point putting in the next chapter. It doesn't flow well with this one.

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