A/N Okay here's your update.No long A/N I have an essay due tomorrow.Enjoy :)

BPOV

My eyes lit up as soon as we stepped outside. Tel Aviv at night was beautiful. The streets were lit up brightly with lanterns and the people moving around were dressed up in bright beautiful clothes.

"Okay so remeber the numbers and pay attention." Edward reminded Alice and I yet again.

"We know Edward." Alice sighed, before disappearing into the crowd.

"I guess it's just us now."

"Obviously." I said, grateful to Alice for choosing to search on her own so I could talk, sneakily of course. There were still plenty of witnesses.

Edward started looking around, looking incredibly tense.

"Edward!"He looked at me. "Relax. You can have fun and pay attention at the same time."

He nodded but he seemed to be having trouble.

"Just breathe, even though you don't really need to, it'll help."

He did as I said, and he visibly relaxed a bit.

"See, doesn't that feel better? Now lets go have fun!"

I saw him about to say something and I knew immediately what was going to come out.

"Have fun and pay attention. I know." He nodded,satisfied.

We went around past loud vendors urging us-or more so Edward-to buy their food, clothes, or jewelry.

I was still looking around in wonder, when something caught my eye.

"Edward! Stop!" I half whispered, half screamed.

"What?" Edward asked, immediately losing what little looseness he'd acquired.

"That necklace." I said, pointing. He was confused.

"What? Do you want it? I'm sure we can get you one better than that. That ones dirty and kind of ugly if you ask me." Edward said, misunderstanding.

I shook my head slowly, still transfixed at the sight of it.

"It's her's. Aviv's. She wore it that day."

He looked surprised, and slightly skeptical. "Are you sure?"

I nodded. "Positive."

Edward started walking to the stall where a woman sat, staring calmly at the crowd.

It was strangely eerie. This one lone, quiet woman in the midst of all the hustle and bustle of the rest of the fair.

She smiled knowingly at us when we came to her, before motioning for us to follow her.

Edward and I exchanged a look.

"I suppose I should get Alice." He said, but there was no need. She was already next to him.

"No need. I'm already here and we should really go with her. It's helpful. This is the clue Aviv as talking about." Alice said, softly.

I looked over at the woman out of the corner of my eye.

She was standing with a detached look, waiting patiently for us to follow, which we did.

We followed her to a room in the back that was lit only with once small lamp and a couple of candles, giving the room a very zen feel.

"You've come to find the witch Aviv, correct?" The woman asked immediately.

Edward and Alice nodded.

Her voice was oddly high. Almost an unheard of octave.

"You are on the right track. I was told to tell you your next clue. Are you ready to hear it?"

It seemed like Edward and Alice took forever to accept.

The woman nodded before speaking.

"Your clue is:Follow the red brick road,stop to tap the heels of your yellow shoes and don't forget to enjoy the music."

And with that the woman stood up and walked back to the front of the booth.

"Wasn't that a little backwards? Didn't Dorothy tap the heels of her red shoes and follow the yellow brick road?" Alice asked.

Edward nodded. "I think we need to figure out what she means."

I wanted to roll my eyes and say, "Duh."

I know it's short.Especially since I made you wait so long but I'll try to get another chapter out Friday. Keyword try.Don't be mad at me if I don't. Review plz.

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