Here ya'll go! I don't own anything! Also, in this story Emmett, Rosalie and Jasper are still in school, they're all seniors. All the ice skating info, including the levels, is from the ISI.

"Are you okay love?" Edward asked me, concern overflowing in his velvety voice.

"I'm fine. It's just Mondays. Not my favorite day of the week." I told him, as I did every Monday. Mondays used to be one of my favorite days, it meant that the one day I wasn't allowed to train was over and I could get back to the rink. Now it just means sitting in boring classes. At least I had Edward. Before I had met him this day was even worse. He chuckled slightly as we pulled into the parking lot. Yay. Another day of torture. Edward gave me a soft peck on the lips before getting out. I vaguely considered just sitting in the car, but decided that might just make the day worse.

For once, the morning flew by fast. Soon enough it was lunch time. We all sat at the same table, in the same order, every day. I sat between Alice and Edward; Alice sat next to Jasper, who sat next to Rosalie, who sat next to Emmett, who was sitting next to Edward. When we arrived we saw Rosalie and Emmett making out, to no one's surprise, Alice was bouncing in her chair, obliviously knowing something the rest of us didn't, and Jasper was trying profusely to calm her down, not that it was working.

"What are you hiding Alice?" Edward asked suspiciously as soon as we sat down.

"Nothing!" She sang. I might have believed her if she didn't look like she was going to explode from all of her excitement.

"There's probably a sale that she's going to draw me along to." I whispered into my boyfriend's ear, smirking at the glare Alice sent me.

"It has nothing to do with shopping, believe it or not."

"Well, I choose the or not part." Emmett said as he broke up for air. Not that air was something that he needed.

"You'll see soon enough. I'll give you one hint; it has something to do with the construction." She said as she danced away. Edward was listening to the staff's thoughts, trying to figure out what she was so excited about. Soon enough a smirk made the way to my angel's face.

"What is it Edward?" I asked him, my curiosity shining through.

"You'll find out soon enough." He said in the same tone as Alice. "Watch her please." He told Emmett, Rosalie, and Jasper as he got up to follow his sister. I crossed my arms and rolled my eyes, annoyed at both the fact that he was keeping something from me and that he thought I needed a babysitter.

"I didn't know one little human girl could get so annoyed." Jasper said which just spiked up my annoyance even more. He laughed at my expense while Emmett and Rosalie just smirked.

"I don't need a babysitter and I don't like it when they keep secrets." I told them. Emmett laughed and looked at me with a serious look on his face.

"You better get used to it if you plan on spending entirety with us." I rolled my eyes at him as he started to laugh at my expense.

Gym was my last period of the day. And it wouldn't be so bad if, A) I wasn't so clumsy, and B) I didn't have all the Cullen's in the class. I'm pretty sure that there were all in there because of something Emmett did. He loved a chance to tease me. As I made my way into the gym, the coach told everyone to take a seat on the bleachers, we weren't dressing out right away, and we were staying an hour later than normal. I barely held back a groan as I sat between Emmett and Edward.

"As all of you know, there has been a lot of construction lately. I'm proud to say that all of the construction is done and we now are starting the next unit, figure skating." Coach Clapp said. I froze when he said figure skating. I hadn't been in almost two years, how was I supposed to get back on the ice? "I'm passing out a sheet that will help you decided what class you will be in. There will be three classes, Pre-Alpha and Alpha levels will be together in the 'Blue' rink. Beta-Delta levels will be together in the 'gold' rink, and freestyle will be in the 'green' rink. All of the requirements are from the Ice Skating Institute and you may be moved up or down from the level you choose." I glanced at the paper as he was talking. It read

Blue Rink

Backward Swizzle

Falling and Standing Up

Forward Stroking

Two Foot Glide

One-Foot and Two-Foot Snowplow Stop

Coaches: Mandy Henderson and James Little

Gold Rink

Backward stroking

Backwards Crossovers

Bunny Hop

Forward Crossovers

Hockey Stop

Mohawk Turns

Three-Turns

Two Foot Spin

T-Stops

Coaches: Matt Gander and Kate Lison

Green Rink

Arabesque Spiral

Ballet Jump

Forward and Backwards Edges

One-Foot Spin

Waltz Jump

Coaches: Jackie King and Jon Scott.

"I'll stay in the Blue Rink with you." Edward whispered to me. I didn't know if it was because he was misreading my panic or if he just didn't want to leave me alone. Especially when the people around me would have what is essentially a knife attached to their feet. It was probably a bit of both.

"That's okay." I whispered back, knowing I would go to the Green Rink. As much as I hated it, how could I pretend NOT to know how to skate. Is this what Alice saw?

"I've had all of your parents bring the stuff you will need to your lockers. Go change and then got to the coach with the sign of the rink you think you belong in." Coach Clapp said, dismissing us. It was when I glanced at the list again I noticed the coaches name. Jackie King. That was the name of my old coach. The one who almost brought me to the Olympics. The one I disappointed. I hoped this was just a coincidence.