The next morning I took the twins to school with the promise that I would come back to get them before lunch. So, I had about four hours to pack for the trip to Forks, a drive that took nearly ten hours one way. Great.

Anyways, as soon as I got home I started packing up Hannah and Danny's clothes for the trip. But, I had checked the weather first. Forks rained most of the year, but during the summer there would be pockets of dry and sunny weather and I had rather not packed only rainy weather clothes and it ended up being nice, if hot, weather. Thankfully, the next week was predicted to be sunny and a cool seventy-five degrees.

I thought back to what mom had said about the Alice girl. While I was a bit worried that she had already gotten the clothes and the what-if's of the situation, I had the feeling that she'd come up with better outfits for us than what I could manage. So, I packed play clothes, jeans and the like,pajamas, and some of the twins nicer clothing in case of some more fancy events than what I was told.

For myself, I packed two pairs of jeans, a pair of black dress pants, a blouse, a pair of sneakers and flats, tee's, and pajamas. All in all, our clothes only took up three and a half suitcases, so I put all the hygienic supplies and other items in the left over space. And I had an hour left to spare, go me.

I spent the rest of the time cleaning out the car and re-checking that I had packed everything. Twice.

By the time I had gotten to the school, it was half past eleven o'clock, and ten minutes before the kids' lunch break. Checking them out was easy as usual, and in less than eight minutes we were already on the road.

Driving with two kids in a small ass car was a nightmare from Hell. Usually, it was no big deal. Usually, the drive was at most only an hour long. We were edging on hour four of ten.

" I swear you two, if you don't stop I will pull this car over and-DANNY! DO NOT PUT THAT IN YOUR SISTER'S HAIR!" I barked out, fists clenching the steering wheel as I kept glancing back at the twins.

"Then tell her to stop calling me stupid!" Danny cried, eyes glassy.

"But you are stupid!" Hannah snapped, pinching his arm.

"Hannah Maria, your brother is not stupid!"

"Why are you taking his side," she shrieked, looking at me with the anger.

"She loves me more!"

"Does not!"

"Does too!"

"Does not!"

"Does! Too!"

Then, Hannah yelled," You're an ass!"

My hands jerked the wheel, causing the car to swerve a bit as I looked back at Hannah in alarm."Hannah!" Both of the kids look up at me, Hannah's eyes wide in fear, Danny's in shock. That's when Hannah started bawling. I groaned, then noticed the Welcome to Oregon center and sighed. I drove off the highway and into the parking lot.

I unbuckled my seatbelt and got out of the car. I was going to deal with Hannah first. I walked over to her side and opened the door. She was still crying, sobs wracking her body as she buried her face into her arms.

"Hannah Maria," I said firmly," c'mon, out of the car."

"N-no," she sobbed, shaking her head wildly.

I took a deep breath, calming down, and reached into the car, unbuckled her, lifted her out, and sat her on the top of the car. An arm resting on both her sides, I gently poked her thigh. "Hannah, look at me," I said quietly, nudging her again.

She sniffled, and looked up her eyes puffy and face red. Hannah had a few tears run down her cheeks that I brushed off. " Hannah Maria, you know what you did wrong?"

Hannah nodded." Y-ye-yeah,"she hiccuped. "I said a ba-bad word and ca-called Danny stu-stupid and hit him."

"And?"

"And ye-yelled at y-you."

"You did, and do you know why that's wrong?" I asked.

"It's mean and hat-hateful."

"That's right," I agreed. "You don't say those things to Danny or anybody else for that matter. Now, you are going to apologize to Danny and we are going to spend a little time outside before we get back on the road. Danny, c'mere."

I heard Danny shuffle around in the car for a second, before popping out on the other side. When he walked over, I picked him up and sat him next to Hannah. " Danny, do you know what you did wrong?"

"I tried to put gum in her hair and told her you loved me more," he said guiltily, staring down at his shoes.

"Why's that wrong?"

"It's mean."

I looked at both of them," Now, I did something wrong too. I shouldn't of yelled at you two, that was mean and I'm sorry. But I need you two to apologize to each other alright? And you both know I love you two very much and I love you both the same, right?"

The twins nodded and look at each other.

"I'm sorry," Hannah said, tears all gone.

"I'm sorry too," Danny replied and gave Hannah a hug.

"So now that that's settled, lets go take a quick potty break." I gave them both a peck on the forehead before putting them both on the ground.

At the Cullen's House

Rose was sitting in one of the many chairs that were in the Cullen's living room, flipping through one of the many bridal catalogues that Alice had bought. "So, what's your sister's kids like, Bella?"

Bella looked over at the blond," I don't know, this will be the first time I've met them."

A single raised perfect eyebrow showed Rose's disbelief," Seriously? You've never met your only niece and nephew? You've got to be kidding."

"I doubt that," Bella said under her breath, even though she knew Rose and the other two vampires in the room heard that. "But, yeah, I've never met them."

I wonder what she meant by that, Rose thought, but dismissed it when she saw Emmett walk through the door.

So this is chapter three! Sorry it's been so long since the last update. But between finals, EOCs, and AP testing, I just haven't had the time. Plus I was a little lost on how to continue this. On the bright side though, it's now summer break so I'll be having more time to write! Thank you to all that reviewed, favorited, and followed-you all are the best! If you'd like, please leave a review!