The Little Things

by Alakeatmydoorstep

How can a single person change events simply by being there? The addition of another character will cause ripples that may eventually become waves. Liana Swan, the second daughter of Charlie Swan, fell into a life of adventure even though she sometimes didn't want that adventure. Along the way she grows and matures as she interacts with her friends and family. Twilight au.

1. Chapter 1

Disclaimer

I do not own the Twilight saga, if I did I would not be writing this. Everything belongs to Stephanie Meyer, except Liana, Nina, other oc's, and a few plot twists.

This is my first Twilight fanfiction. This was written over the course of 4 years, so the writing style and quality changed drastically for the better as the story progressed. I have not read the books in a very long time, so please forgive any mistakes I made, or kindly point them out to me.

Some scenes intentionally do not follow the word for word conversations that happen as I think that with an added character, people like Jacob, Charlie, Bella, and Edward would say things a little differently. But the main concept is the same... or is it? (And if you wanted the book word for word then you wouldn't be reading this.)

Also please keep your comments clean and respectful.

Hope you enjoy!

Alakeatmydoorstep

Prologue

Jacob Black's POV.

Sometimes things just don't go the way you them to.

Other times they go perfectly.

And sometimes they go an unexpected direction with a better outcome than could be imagined.

And when it came to girls, you could never really tell which way it was going to go.

Thankfully for me, everything sort of fell in place. It took a bit, but things eventually things worked out.

You see, there was this girl I had been friends with forever. She was my best friend ever, but don't tell my boys that I said that.

Liana Swan, a picture of beauty. No one could compare to her. She was-

"Jacob Black!" Dad shouted, breaking me out of my train of thought.

I jumped off my bed to my feet. "Sheesh Dad! You scared me."

Dad rolled his eyes. "Dreaming again? Well don't worry, we're going over there and you can see her."

I blushed and stuttered. "See who? I don't know what you mean."

Dad chuckled. "Sure you do. Now come on. We've got to get this truck delivered. Charlie wants it there by three. And this way he can drive us home, so you can spend more time with your girlfriend."

My face darkened even more. "Liana isn't my girlfriend."

"Not yet." Dad laughed.

I groaned, but secretly hoped he was right. A grin spread my face as we exited the door.

Either way, I wasn't going to say no to seeing her.