"Rose, come on!"
"No, just shut up, okay?"
I started to get up.
"Rosalie...I'm sorry. Really...I'll leave." I stuttered.
"Oh no, You wait until I am OUT OF THE ROOM. Don't come near me!" she screamed.
"THEN GET OUT!" Edward fumed, a growl rising in his chest.
Rosalie stormed out of his room. What did I ever do?
"Love, please ignore. If she has a problem I'll MAKE her leave. You and I aren't going anywhere." He mused, kissing the top of my head.
"I'll...um...try..." I blushed, the blood flowing quickly to the center of my cheeks. He pressed his cool marble hand against it, feeling the heat.
"I love you," Edward muttered into my ear.
"I love you too."
Suddenly, Alice bounded into the room. "Its time." She whispered, almost to where I couldn't hear.
"What? Time for what?! Alice whats wrong?" My voice grew more panicked every second.
"For you to....become one of us."
Unlike Edward, a huge grin broke across my face. "Why now?" I asked. I was to impatient to wait on Edward to translate Alice's thoughts.
"Because, the Volturi are coming. They want to know if Edward kept his promise. Edward...I'm sorry. It's now or never, and you are the only one to do it."
Edward nodded.
"You have to give me time to call Charlie and Renee. And I need an excuse."
Alice closed her eyes, looking forward to what excuse would work best.
"Bella-" She said as she rubbed her temples"-you have to tell them...You love them, and that you are going to College..." she paused.
"and..You have to tell them both that you are getting married to Edward, as soon as possible. Your college will be in Alaska."
I picked up Edward's cell and began to dial.
"WAIT!" Alice almost screamed in my ear.
"You have to tell Charlie. Just Charlie, not Volturi know that he will be informed. Charlie will handle it better than you think."
"Wait, you want me to tell Charlie your..our...secret?" I stammered.
"Yes."
I dialed the station and told Charlie to come to the Cullen's quickly. He heard the edge to my voice and headed over. Then I called Renee. She wasn't very happy, but I told her it was my descion.
When he got to the house, all eight of us where present, standing at the entry-way. It was time.