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           IwaspositivethatEdward’sdefensivebehaviorinthehallwasaconfirmationofthebizarrethingsIstillcouldhardlybelieveI’dwitnessed.

           Whenwegottothehouse,Charliefinallyspoke.

           "Um...you’llneedtocallRen¨¦e."Hehunghishead,guilty.

           Iwasappalled."YoutoldMom!"

           "Sorry."

           Islammedthecruiser’sdooralittleharderthannecessaryonmywayout.

           Mymomwasinhysterics,ofcourse.IhadtotellherIfeltfineatleastthirtytimesbeforeshewouldcalmdown.Shebeggedmetocomehome-forgettingthefactthathomewasemptyatthemoment-butherpleaswereeasiertoresistthanIwouldhavethought.IwasconsumedbythemysteryEdwardpresented.AndmorethanalittleobsessedbyEdwardhimself.Stupid,stupid,stupid.Iwasn’taseagertoescapeForksasIshouldbe,asanynormal,sanepersonwouldbe.

           IdecidedImightaswellgotobedearlythatnight.Charliecontinuedtowatchmeanxiously,anditwasgettingonmynerves.IstoppedonmywaytograbthreeTylenolfromthebathroom.Theydidhelp,and,asthepaineased,Idriftedtosleep.

           ThatwasthefirstnightIdreamedofEdwardCullen.