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As I slept, I dreamed. My dream took many different turns and directions, making me happy
and excited one seconds and puzzled and confused the next. But as time passed, my dream
stopped. I waited for another dream to appear, but nothing came to me. It was more like I
was wavering between awake and asleep. I could͛ve sworn it was a dream judging by the
way my mind felt hazy and unclear, but as time passed I could hear my surroundings in my
bedroom, but just like my color-exploding dream, it couldn͛t open my eyes.
I sighed mentally, not really wanting another fever dream to tire me out more, and just as I
wished to go back to the dream filled, resting sleep, I head voices.
͙͞you don͛t know that.͟ Edward said. At first, I was happy. He was here, near me. But then
my happiness disappeared. His voice was gruff and almost menacing and hearing him speak
like that made me sad and a little bit scared. Why was he talking like this, and whom was he
speaking to?
I got my answer almost as soon as I had questioned it, an d Sam͛s low yet curt voice filled the
silence.
͞Why not? There a possibility, you know.͟
Silence hung in the air for a few seconds, and then Edward retorted coldly.͞It͛s still her
choice. You can͛t force her.͟ I listened, worried yet intrigued with thei r conversation. What
were they talking about, and who was this girl??
͞Of course I know that. But as long as I love her I will keep fighting; I don͛t care that you love
her too.͟ Sam said, his voice ringing with determination, and his words echoed into the
silence as I drifted into a deeper sleep.
It was the sound of our front door that woke me up. I stirred in my bed, not entirely awake,
and then frowned. My room was completely dark, no longer provided with the light from the
sun that seemed to have gone down hours ago, and there was no one there.
͞Edward͙Sam?͟ I called, hoping I would get an answer from them, but it was not them who
answered me. Their names reminded me of the dream I had just had, but I didn͛t remember
much of it. The only thing I could clearly recall was that they boys were fighting. But of what
I don͛t remember͙
͞Bella?͟ Charlie called, his voice sounding surprised that I was awake. I heard how he walked
up the stairs and it didn͛t take long until he entered my room and came to my bedside.
͞How are you Bells? I heard how you were sick all day͙͟ He said, and then he felt my
forehead.
͞Where are Edward and the others?͟ I asked, still remembering the promise he had made
me before I had fallen asleep, and my father raised his eyebrows.
͞Edward, Sam and Alice? They just left; I let them out the front door. Sam and Edward were
both very persistent to stay, but Alice and I convinced them that it was time for them to go
home.͟
Oh. So that͛s why they left͙ I sighed unhappily, and Charlie, who hadn͛t realized what the
situation was about, mistook the sigh for sickness and once again felt my forehead.
͞Well, you͛ve still got a fever͙ How about I make us some porridge for dinner? René Isn͛t
supposed to come home until another hour or so, her car ran out of gas on the way home.͟
Dad explained and without waiting for an answer he left my room, closing the door after him
and then rushed down the stairs to begin to prepare the dinner. I sighed, feeling a little bit
disappointed that Edward and Sam and Alice wasn͛t here when I woke up (even though I
knew that it had been my dad͛s fault) and I sighed as I walked up to my window and opened
it, needing some fresh air to cool down my head. The outside was cold, my breaths
becoming fog as it exited my mouth and on the ground there were still some snow from the
last snowfall.
͞Hey, it͛s Bella! Over here, Bella!͟ Someone called, and as my eyes followed the voice, I saw
my three friends standing below on the road, smiling at me. It was Alice who had called me
and the seconds our eyes met, she smiled happily.
͞Sorry we had to leave, your dad kind of kicked us out.͟ Edward said apologetically, and I
smiled.
͞It͛s okay, I understand. Thank you for taking care of me today, I really appreciate it.͟ ITold
them, and they all smiled back at me.
͞You͛re welcome.͟ They all said together, and the odd coincidence made us alllaugh.
͞Hey look!͟ Sam suddenly said as he held out his hands towards the sky. ͞It͛s snowing!͟
I looked up towards the sky, and as Sam had said, small yet distinctive snowflakes drifted
through the air, slowly soaring downwards towards earth, and I laughed as they landed and
melted on my skin.
͞Too bad you were sick today Bella; today was really a great day to go ice skating. But you͛ll
probably be better next week, so let͛s go then, okay?͟ Alice said, and I nodded happily.
͞I͛d love to.͟
After we had said goodbye, I closed my window and watched them as they walked down the
road, all heading home and I knew it wasn͛t because of my fever that my whole body was
growing warm with happiness.