HAI!

I'm finally back from camping! And I am SO glad to be back because it was just horrible camping without any trees. (Which, BTW, is even worst camping then it's windy and rainy and gross. DX)

OMG, my computer must hate me. It's still old, still freezing, and still hating me. I think it's slowly, slowly dying now. I really do. In, which case, I shall have a funeral for it. I've had this computer since the start of FOREVER, and it's one of those old, '95 ones which are crappy to begin with, let alone when they are a million years old. For those of you who have '95 computer's THAT STILL WORK, I salute you. All of you.

Well, these are some of the many things that happened to me when I was camping:

So, basically, my site had no trees, it rained for four days, I was stuck with a cranky ass toddler, we had no trees, I fell down a hill and got a scar, I got sick and puked on the last two days, we had no trees, we ran out of marshmellows, I was left to try and start a fire-which let me tell you, me + matches + paper + music + gas = RUN FOR YOUR F-ING LIVES!-I had to golf in the rain, was forced to eat veggies, WE HAD NO TREES, it got really windy and we had to watch Barney for four hours straight, was forced to watch Barbie with a two year old, AND LAST BUT NOT LEAST, I was attacked by bugs. Big M.F. beatles.

I am now also obessed with Billy Talent. Wonderful. Just another thing I need to be obessed about.

I'm SO sorry I wasn't able to update because of me camping. I'm also sorry for the shortness/crappiness of this chapter. It's going to take me a little to get back into the swing of things, so again, I apologize. I hope you all enjoy this short chapter.

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But ya. I'll stop babbling now and get to the chapter and stuff. Hehehe. XD

Playlist For Chapter:

Jacob Black (A.K.A Edward Cullen's Warning To Jacob Black) - The Mitch Hansen Band
Baby Look At Us - Sarina Paris

Jacob raised his eyebrows, and his bonny brown eyes gazed down at me. They seemed to rain down every emotion that was locked up in the muscular body of his. He blinked a few times before responding. "You want me to come with you." It wasn't a question, or a statement.

I nodded, blinking the next rain drops out of my eyes. I had to squint so that the rain didn't run into my eyes and make my eyes burn. My sight was blurry, but I felt something rest on my shoulder.

"Are you sure?" he asked, and his voice was different. Like he was something bad. Or like he was afraid of hurting someone. Like he just wanted to be alone so that he could think about anything and everything.

I nodded, closing my eyes so that my hair wouldn't bounce into my eyes; at this point it was so wet I could barely hold my head up because of the weight of my hair. I opened my eyes again, and I looked out past Jacob and into the cool gray world again. The rain was slowly starting to stop, and the thunder over head had gone completely quiet. The wind still whipped around us dangerously though, because as another gust came by, I shivered and bit my lip against the cold.

Jacob looked down at me, his eyes still locking with mine. After a few second, he nodded slowly.

I grinned, enthusiasim flowing through my veins, and then confusion. Why was I so happy? I forced that thought aside as I slowly lead him back out into the rain, the rain pelting down on my and making my head hurt. Jacob was right at my side, and every few second he would look at me like he was afraid I was going to disappear into thin air or something.

Once we got back to Maya's car I slowly slipped into the passenger's seat once more, the warm air of her car blowing at me and refreshing me. I heard the door behind mine close, and I had a feeling that Jacob had entered the car. I looked back, and there he was, sitting politely in the seat. I smiled at him, trying to let him know that we wouldn't hurt him.

Maya grinned at me, and her bright eye's sparkled. Maya almost threw herself over the seat just to reach out and grasp Jacob's hand. "I'm Maya, Meredith's friend. And you are?"

Jacob smiled politely at her, but he kept staring past her and at me. His stare was as heart felt as the first stare we had shared, and this stare was just as private as the one before it. "My name's Jacob."

"Jacob," she said, looking surprised as she shook his hand. I could tell that she was extremely happy meeting the "hot stuff" boy that I had met before. "That's an older name."

Somewhere in the distance, I could hear the rain picking up again.

I looked at Maya, and wonder and worry swam through my veins. Please, I mentally begged her. Please don't be too flirty.

Jacob laughed, and then said, "Ya, I guess it is," before dropping Maya's hand like a hot potato.

Maya's eyes flickered with some strange emotion before she raised her eyebrows at me and then went back to sitting in the driver's seat. I heard her start up the car, and we were reversing in seconds.

I quickly sat back in my seat, strapping the seatbelt on me. Maya was grinning as I faintly heard the squeal of tires, and the rain was blasting against the front shield as Maya was speeding through the parking lot.

I, for one thing, couldn't see worth crap. All I could see where sheets and blankets of steady, pouring rain, making the window fog up and steamy. The wind howled against us like some sort of wild animal, tearing at us as we drove through the lot, off from the turn off, and to the four way spot at the curb of the highway.

"Hold on to your panties, folks," Maya said as a gust of wind came by. The wind was so strong it might have swayed the car.

There was an awkward moment of silence.

"I don't wear panties," Jacob responded, and I could tell he was smiling.

I threw my head back, baying like a howling wolf, and burst out laughing even harder then I was before.

Maya threw a quick, dirty look over her head rest. "Fine. Hold on to your damn underwear. We're going to the coffee shop to get you two warmed up."

I blinked at her as her eyes locked with the almost foggy road a head of us. I clutched my seat tightly, knowing that we both didn't know if there was a car coming or not. I almost screamed when Maya suddenly punched the gas petal, and we went sliding across the slick ground, across the highway, and to the other side.

There you have it!

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