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Jade greenly blue eyes looked over my appearance; I didn't have to read her mind to figure what she saw. Her hand was touching my shoulder in a comforting way something I really wasn't used to. I could pretty much see her mind trying to work me out, why I was like this, why I kicked off at them.
"I want to be alone, Jade is that so hard to grasps?" My voice was hard I looked at her hand. "Close the door on your way out." I shrugged her hand closing my tired eyes and sighing. I heard her get up then hearing the door close.
But when I opened my eyes again she was still there. "I meant when you leave me alone." I stood up feeling annoyed and irritated lack of sleep was really getting to me now.
"Why do you keep this room closed off?" She asked looking around, but still guarding the door.
"None of you business." I snapped back.
She finally moved her eyes scanning the room even more, looking for clues which I didn't like. Then her face finally twigged what room this was.
"This is there room isn't it? It's you parents room, are they...?" She tailed off, I didn't look at her.
"Travelling. Left me with my grandparents." I lied this was half true it what I normally said to people who asked about where my parents were.
"You're lying Ash River, about your parents anyway." I flinched at her words, anger set in then. How dare she! O'come Ash you're just pissed that she figured you out. The voice in my head said.
I turned to look at her, shocked that she worked it out. "How do you know that I'm lying to you? You don't know me well enough."
"That's true I don't, but it all fits. You have some serious issues with your attitude towards people." She replied I went over to the door, but she blocked me again. "What is Ash? It's like you can't admit it. These more to it."
"It's my fault, that's all you need to know. Everything is my fault." I whispered then I pushed her out the door way. I took the key out of my leather jacket, locking the door. Still not facing her face I lent my head back looking into space.
"You can stay here and the others. Just don't go in this room and leave me alone."
"I want to help you Ash, let me in please." She nearly begged going to touch my shoulder again, only this time I moved out of her reach glaring at her.
"Did you send me these people, wasn't my life hard enough without all of their troubles? I was fine on my own, I knew who I was, what I was doing. Now I'm not so sure, I don't know how to feel like this. Let someone see who I am." I was pacing on my own under the tree. "I mean yer ok, being in that house all on my own it was getting to me, but really are you trying to push my emotions to the extreme?"
"I can't deal with this. I still feel the same anger and guilt from the mention of your name, why shouldn't these feelings go or will I always have them?" I fell to my knees. "Dad just tell me that everything going to be ok, like you used to. Mum please just help me to deal with all of this." I placed the red roses on each of their head stones cutting my finger.
"God it's all my fault. For 10 years I've carried the guilt of your death." I could feel my eyes water I didn't like it, feeling like this, useless. "It's all my fault, it's all my fault. It's all my FAULT!" I carried on shouting this over and over.
"Ash, Ash shh it's ok your ok." Someone's arm around me stopping me from lashing out even more.
"It's all my fault." I whispered against their soft skin.
"It wasn't Ash shh."
"It's all my faulllll..." I fell in their arms the blackness finally taking me and for once I let it break me down.


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Hi everyone! As you know the New York Jets released Tim Tebow around the end of April. Now he is finding his way to the New England Patriots! The contract says it will be a 2 year contract.
If I were to choose, I would have signed him to a 1 year, 1.2 million dollar contract. Just to see how he works with their offense. They also have to put him in positions he is familiar with, like in the fourth quarter. I just think that if you put him in the right position, at the right time during the game, he can be a great QB. Just like Tom Brady, Aaron Rodgers,Peyton Manning, or RG3.
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He needs to be in a more agile position so he doesn't get sacked trying to run it
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Tim Tebow needs to be a HB OR A FB OR A TE
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go tt
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Tim Tebow needs to work on his throwing motion beacuse it is all wrong.

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No IFR training this weekend. Instead, Abby and I flew down to Long Island for my 10 year High School reunion. I grew up in Port Jefferson which is on the north shore of Long Island. The trip home is pretty lengthy: It's a four hour trip including a ferry trip that costs $70 each way for a car with driver and passenger. So this sort of trip is perfect for replacing with a flight. With no winds the flight is just a bit over an hour and this is is around $60 in avgas each way. Since my mom and her husband could meet us at the airport in Islip, NY it was perfect.
I was initially worried about the weather but updated my mom on Friday indicating we would likely be flying. The forecast was for some weather overnight on Friday night, clearing on Saturday, and a cold front moving through Saturday night leaving perfect weather for the return on Sunday. With the weather predicted to be ideal for a return on Sunday and high forecaster confidence on that transition most of my weather anxiety was alleviated. I planned an early departure around 11:30 from Nashua to avoid any signs of the approaching cold front.
However, once we woke up on Saturday morning the Friday night weather was lingering with a low stratus layer leaving IFR ceilings across most of New England. The forecaster discussions pointed to a high confidence on eventual clearing with the stratus layer lingering longer than originally anticipated. The cold front was predicted to hold off until much later in the evening so it would be no worry. Abby and I headed up to Nashua but entered a "holding pattern" at Bagel Alley to kill some time.
When we left Bagel Alley the skies were still a solid overcast. The satellite weather data showed completely clear skies just a bit to the west and even from the appearance you could tell the stratus layer was very thin. I called my mother to report that we might be delayed a bit but not to be concerned. We still had several hours before we had to make a solid call and drive instead. We headed up to the airport.
By the time we got to the airport the sky was completely clear! Nashua's ATIS still reported 1200 overcast but the layer had broken up completely to "few" within a span of around ten or fifteen minutes. Satellite showed clear skies and KISP reported good VFR weather with scattered clouds predicted to improve. We headed straight for the ramp so I could preflight and get some fuel from Infinity aviation. I requested five gallons per side to give me a safe margin and still leave some room for a sizable top off at Islip. I'd inquired about staying overnight at the Hawthorne FBO at Islips and they reported no fees for the Cardinal if I took on fuel. Especially since their price was reasonable I decided to leave some room for fuel and support their business.
The flight down was smooth and mostly free of clouds beneath me. There were a few low clouds and I was well above them cruising at 6500. Abby fell asleep on the journey down which I suppose I should take as a compliment! My routing to Islip is to fly from Nashua to the Bridgeport VOR then turn direct towards Islip. This shortens the over water distance crossing the Long Island Sound to be within gliding range of shore at my typical altitudes.
About 20 miles from the Bridgeport VOR I found the scattered cloud deck beneath me was turning to broken/overcast. I decided to turn direct to Islip at this point. This left me passing over New Haven and still within gliding range over the sound. I began my descent planning to go through the cloud deck around Rocky Point, NY then once over the island turn direct Islip. This required a steeper descent than usual (around 1100 feet per minute versus a typical 250 to 500 feet per minute) and I warned Abby but she was fine. Ears reliably popped we were beneath the cloud deck level at around 1500 feet and I was instructed to make an extended left base for runway 15 Right. This might actually have been my first time landing on a "Right/Left" runway although I have taken off on them before! The last time I came into Islip I landed on runway 24.
After calling the tower I was told I would receive my landing clearance shortly and continued my left base for 15 right. Winds were to the right of the runway with reasonably strong gusts. I called the tower announcing I was a three mile left base and they cleared me to land. Flaps and gear out, slowing down, I made a slow turn to final. I could have made it crisper but it was fine. Concentrating on the crosswind I made a nice smooth landing just a bit to the left of the centerline.
The Hawthorne FBO is at the approach end of runway 15R so my taxi instructions were to exit to the right and follow the parallel taxiway Bravo back to the ramp. Upon arriving I was met by a nice lineman who marshaled us in to a spot right in front of the hangar. I was very pleased with the service! Mom and Richard came out on the ramp to help us with the small amount of luggage we had and admired the Cardinal.
The reunion itself was a lot of fun. Facebook has changed the nature of High School reunions for sure and many people immediately asked me about flying since they have seen all of my photos and status updates. Still, it was great to catch up with folks. I had a blast.
Thanks to the late night and hard partying our departure was later in the afternoon. We got back to the airport around four with our luggage and a nicely wrapped slice of pie. The FBO had all of the fueling paperwork all set when I arrived at the airport and I all had to do was sign the slip while the line guy pulled the chocks and cones marking the wings off. Have I mentioned that this was an excellent and very reasonably priced FBO? I will be back!
With the cold front rolling through overnight the winds had shifted from the south to the northwest and this meant takeoff on runway 33 Left, the opposite direction from my landing. Mom and Richard had ducked back instead due to the windy chilly weather but as I took off looking out the left window I saw that they had come outside to watch my takeoff! This FBO also offers a good view of departures from runway 33L!
After departure I was instructed to turn 30 degrees right (likely for a departing regional airline turboprop behind me) and then proceed on course. I advised New York approach of my intention to proceed to the Bridgeport VOR then direct to Nashua. My cruising altitude was 7500 which kept us a safe distance above the occasional clouds.
Unlike Saturday's journey the air was clear and visibility was excellent with no haze. After departure we could see all the way to New York City's skyline almost 70 miles away. Eventually we could see Boston and Providence too from quite a distance. Over southern CT we were called out as traffic to a JetBlue flight into Bradley airport and eventually we could see the JetBlue aircraft pass behind us and turn to the right, a very cool sight!
The clouds were widely scattered and I had no trouble descending straight on course to avoid them. I moved left of the direct course slightly to avoid the Pepperell airport where skydiving activity is ongoing and reported Nashua in sight, ended flight following, and contacted Nashua Tower. Some traffic was pointed out and a helicopter in the pattern was assigned to follow us. After a left pattern I made a nice landing. ATIS indicated winds a bit gusty but mostly down the runway and I didn't think it was too bad. The landing was quite smooth.
The loggable time ended up being 1.5 on the way down and 1.4 on the way back (a nontrivial part of that is taxi and run-up). There was definitely more of a headwind on the way down although the cold front's passage meant that there was a headwind in both directions. Next weekend I will be back to the Instrument training but for this weekend I am proud of 2.9 logged doing practical (and maybe even cost effective) aviation transport!


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For all amateurs of primitive art, this is THE place, with always changing exhibitions; not many objects displayed at the time, but the quality is exceptional
This is a good private museum of african arts located in the old town. The collection is small though. Open 7/7 days and entrance fee 8 CHF. MEG Geneva has more to offer and with free entrance.
Nice collection from different ages and origines
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Having been here years ago, it was great to see the new exhibition. Well curated, very select and excellent pieces. A gem in Geneva and definitely worth a stop.
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This museum is just steps away from the cathedral and the Maison Tavel. It is small, although on 3 floors. When I visited (last week of June 2015), the exhibit was art from Nigeria: fascinating ceremonial masks, carved ivory, copper and bronze bracelets and anklets, and exquisite terracotta pottery. The works are tastefully displayed.
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>Any solutions for name tags pulled out of the ground while cleaning up a big
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If your worried about losing the name of a particular plant you can bury a
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I'm not aware of what happened right after the explosion. I assume the primal part of my brain took over and dragged me to safety, because I woke up some point later in an unrecognisable forest bathed in sweat and shaking. Most of the trees were badly singed; some were simply charred stumps. The sky was a sickening shade of crimson and ash was falling like dead rain.
I assumed I'd ended up in Hell.
Not sure how I would have accomplished such a feat, what with being first kept prisoner in my own home, and then in a mental facility. Unless you count angry thoughts as angry deeds, of course. I had a fair amount of those.
I decided to explore this new hell. It couldn't possibly be worse than the old one, I reasoned, and I didn't seem to be under the effects of the medication they usually pumped me full of. For once, the colours were vibrant and vivid, and the smells and sounds didn't seem to be coming at me from a thousand miles away.
After 2 years in a sterile facility, even brimstone and sulphur smells great.
I left the forest in short time, and the landscape opened up into a vast wasteland of destroyed buildings, smashed cars and dead bodies. I didn't recognise the town, although I don't suppose I would. I'd never set foot outside Happy Meadows since the day I was interned there.
Until now, of course. But I didn't even know if I was really outside because of some freak natural disaster, or maybe I'd finally cracked and gone completely insane and this was all in my head.
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OLEY TOWNSHIP, Pa. - Pennsylvania State Police are investigating a burglary of a home in Oley Township, Berks County.
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Fired U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara Said to Have Been Investigating HHS Secretary Tom Price
Former U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara, who was removed from his post by the Trump administration last week, was overseeing an investigation into stock trades made by the president's health secretary, Tom Price, according to a person familiar with the office. (Pro Publica)
Trump in tweet: Germany owes U.S. 'vast sums of money' for NATO
A day after meeting the German chancellor, President Donald Trump on Saturday tweeted that the country owes the United States "vast sums of money" for defense under the North Atlantic Treaty Organization's security umbrella. "Despite what you have heard from the FAKE NEWS, I had a GREAT meeting with German Chancellor Angela Merkel. Nevertheless, Germany owes….." Trump wrote on Twitter. "…vast sums of money to NATO & the United States must be paid more for the powerful, and very expensive, defense it provides to Germany!" (Politico)
Graham keeping the heat on Trump's wiretapping claims
Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) says he still plans to "to get to the bottom" of President Trump's claims that Trump Tower was wiretapped by the Obama administration during the 2016 election. "We owe it to [Trump]; we owe it to the American people to find out what happened in the 2016 election," Graham said in an interview with John Catsimatidis that aired Sunday on New York's AM 970. (The Hill)
Kellyanne Conway's Husband Is Trump's Choice for Key Justice Post
President Trump has selected George T. Conway III, the husband of his counselor Kellyanne Conway, to head the civil division of the Justice Department, people familiar with the decision said on Saturday, placing him in charge of a crucial office charged with defending Mr. Trump's contentious travel ban and lawsuits alleging that his business activities violate the Constitution. (NYT)
Former US ambassador to NATO educates Trump
President Trump and his entire administration get their information and intel from TV shows, radio shows and alt-right sites like Breitbart, no surprises that Trump continues to create embarrassing situations for the US. In the latest tweet storm, Trump attacked Germany wrongly stating that they 'owe' money to the US.
1/ Sorry, Mr. President, that's not how NATO works. The US decides for itself how much it contributes to defending NATO. pic.twitter.com/8svkzRBEQb
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White House apologizes to British government over spying claims
The White House has apologized to the British government after alleging that a UK intelligence agency spied on President Donald Trump at the behest of former President Barack Obama. (CNN)
GCHQ dismisses 'utterly ridiculous' claim it helped wiretap Trump
British intelligence officials have denied an allegation that the UK helped former president Barack Obama "wiretap" Donald Trump during the 2016 election. The claim was repeated by the White House press secretary, Sean Spicer, on Thursday and dismissed as "utterly ridiculous" by a GCHQ spokesperson. (The Guardian)
Trump to name coal lobbyist as deputy EPA chief: report
Coal lobbyist Andrew Wheeler is reportedly President Trump's pick to be the deputy chief of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and is expected to be tapped for the position in coming weeks.(The Hill)
Paul Ryan says the Obama administration didn't wiretap Trump Tower
House Speaker Paul Ryan today closed the case on President Donald Trump's baseless claim that the Obama administration had his phones tapped during the election. Citing intelligence reports given to House leaders, Ryan said, "No such wiretap existed," according to CNN. (The Verge)
Trump says he will submit evidence of wiretapping to House committee 'very soon'
President Trump discussed his tweeted accusation that President Obama ordered "wires" at Trump Tower tapped during last year's presidential campaign in an exclusive interview with Fox News' "Tucker Carlson Tonight" Wednesday. (Fox News)
Probably right after he submits his tax returns!
Hawaii judge halts new Trump travel ban, setting stage for epic legal battle
President Trump appears set on a collision course with federal judges, vowing to fight them to the end after a district court in Hawaii issued the second block in as many months on his proposed travel ban on visitors from majority-Muslim countries. (The Guardian)
Trump defends Obama wiretapping charges, predicts 'very interesting items' to be revealed
President Trump on Wednesday defended his unsubstantiated claim that former president Barack Obama ordered surveillance on his phones at Trump Tower in New York during last fall's campaign. Trump again offered no evidence to support his wiretapping accusation, but he maintained in an interview with Fox News Channel that information would soon be revealed that could prove him right. (NYTimes)
'People are scared': Paranoia seizes Trump's White House
Staffers are leaving their phones at home, using secret apps and monitoring each other's social media. A culture of paranoia is consuming the Trump administration, with staffers increasingly preoccupied with perceived enemies — inside their own government. (Source: Politico)
Justice Department charges Russian spies and criminal hackers in Yahoo intrusion
The Justice Department announced Wednesday the indictments of two Russian spies and two criminal hackers in connection with the heist of 500 million Yahoo user accounts in 2014, marking the first U.S. criminal cyber charges ever against Russian government officials. The charges include hacking, wire fraud, trade secret theft and economic espionage. The charges are unrelated to the hacking of the Democratic National Committee and the FBI's investigation of Russian interference in the 2016 presidential campaign. (Washington Post)
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Each Saturday morning, the City of Sunrise hosts FREE open chess play for all ages. Participants gather from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon in the lobby of the Sunrise Civic Center Theatre (10610 West Oakland Park Boulevard).
People of all ages and skill levels, including those who have never played chess, are invited to participate in supervised open play. New players can be taught and guided by more experienced players. Already many new Sunrise chess players have learned the game that has dazzled and beguiled for centuries.
The Club creates year-round opportunities for friendly competition and learning, and supplements the work of school-based groups in Sunrise. For more information about the City's open-play chess sessions, call (954) 746-3207.
The Sunrise Senior Center (10650 West Oakland Park Boulevard) hosts a chess club each Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon. For details, please call (954) 746-3670.
Free "Champions of Chess" Student Tournaments
The City of Sunrise began hosting its annual Champions of Chess tournament in 2012. Students of all ages gather at the event for camaraderie - and bragging rights. The tournament begins with round-robin play followed by the winners' single-elimination bracket. All participants receive a t-shirt, and tournament champs take home a prize. For more information call (954) 747-4600.
"First Move" from America's Foundation for Chess
During the 2013-2014 academic year - and for the first time in Broward County history - students in second and third grade received formal chess instruction as part of their school curriculum. This innovative pilot program involved 40 classrooms at Village Elementary, Banyan Elementary and Discovery Elementary - all in Sunrise - and was a collaboration of the School Board of Broward County, the America's Foundation for Chess "First Move" program, and the City of Sunrise Police Department. The award-winning, standards-aligned "First Move" uses chess as a learning tool to enhance the core curriculum while improving students' critical thinking and test taking skills. Through this program, students nationwide have demonstrated better understanding of math concepts at an earlier age and developed gains in reading and comprehension.
Thanks to Mayor Ryan's advocacy and the overwhelming support of administrators, faculty, parents and students, "First Move" has been adopted in all second and third grade classrooms in public schools countywide.
For more information about First Move, visit www.af4c.org/pages/first-move. For more information about America's Foundation for Chess, visit www.af4c.org/.
National Recognition
In 2015, Sunrise's scholastic chess initiative has been recognized for excellence by two prominent national organizations.
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Uptown building demolished to make room for new Knights stadium
CHARLOTTE, N.C. - Demolition crews are clearing space to make room for the new Charlotte Knights stadium in uptown.
Crews began to tear down the Old Virginia Paper Company building in 3rd Ward Tuesday morning.
It will take a week or two to level the building and clear the ruble out.
"It's been a long time coming. It's been a long process, but it's now very satisfying that the project is getting underway and we're going to be able to play baseball in 2014," said Knights representative Jim Schumacher.
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Transatlantic sporting rivalry resumes down the road from here next month, in the Ryder Cup, and Jose Maria Olazabal can only hope that his men will match the example set by European horsemen and -woman on Saturday. For only one home runner, Little Mike in the Arlington Million itself, stood between the raiders and a clean sweep in the international races.
Another elite success for Hayley Turner, riding I'm A Dreamer for David Simcock in the Beverly D Stakes, reiterated that she should no longer be celebrated merely as Britain's most accomplished female jockey.Colm O'Donoghue, meanwhile, passed a milestone of his own, proving that stables other than Ballydoyle should benefit from his class by taking the inaugural American St Leger on Jakkalberry for Marco Botti. And the French got a piece of the action, too, when Bayrir landed the Secretariat Stakes for three-year-olds.
But if these triumphs nearly represented abuse of hospitality, then some of the visiting riders seemed to overdo the meek manners in the big one. Few, admittedly, actually chose to detach themselves from the leisurely pace set by Ramon Dominguez, largely being trapped behind less competent runners. But the fact is that several, having allowed Little Mike to break clear, were never nearer than at the line – notably Afsare, who finished strongly for second.
The Luca Cumani-trained five-year-old's connections will not overstate what might have been, however, given how earnestly Afsare had tried to refuse the gate beforehand.
Little Mike's success completed a classic American fairy tale. He is owned by Carlo Vaccarezza, who arrived from Genoa 46 years ago. "I was 15 years old and had 60 dollars in my back pocket," he said. "I had no skills, no job, no diploma. I was just a kid who wanted a better life for myself."
He found a job working for a trainer at Aqueduct, in New York, where his diligence was noticed by patrons of his boss. They offered him employment in a new venture and so began a lucrative career in the restaurant trade.
Vaccarezza bred Little Mike for $5,000 (£3,000) from an unraced stallion and a mare gifted by a friend after a mediocre racing career. Now Dale Romans is likely to train the gelding for the Breeders' Cup. "I saw the fractions and I said to Dale: 'It's over!'" Vaccarezza said. "You can't give this horse that kind of lead, it's impossible."
O'Donoghue had to settle for fifth on Crackerjack King, for whom he suspected the track was riding a little slow, but once again advertised his eligibility for any stage with a smooth ride on that horse's half-brother. Jakkalberry will now be aimed at the Melbourne Cup.
As for Turner, she just held out after committing halfway down the straight. This was her second Group One success for Simcock as deputy for William Buick – this time claimed for Joviality, in third – following that breakthrough success on Dream Ahead in the July Cup last year.
Though the first woman to win this prize, which is confined to fillies and mares, Turner will be aware that female riders have a longer tradition of success here than in her homeland. As such, Simcock perhaps warrants more credit than he was able to claim with Dream Ahead – whose departure to stud, after all, left a gaping void in his Newmarket stable.
"Probably Hayley hit the front early enough," he said. "It's not a long straight, by our standards, but it certainly felt like one. But she's been an able substitute twice for us now, and it all worked out perfectly.
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Chapter Four- Rose and Alex
"So Jared how are you?" Winter asked as they go to the Seasonal River, she doesn't know if Hunter and Dylan can see her.
"I've been better, but why did I change," Jared didn't know how to feel about the white hair, he looked old, then again Winter had white hair as well, and she still looked like a child.
"Soyala told me that it was too fit out powers, since we control snow, our hair is the same colour as it," Winter remembered what she told her, they were able to talk to her, like she was able to talk to Rose and Alex. Soyala also told her that she was going to train her in her 'mind scape,' she didn't know what it meant, but they knew what they were doing.
"That makes same sense,"
"Winter, Jared why are we coming here?" Jasmine didn't know, why they wanted to come here, wasn't it where Lily died.
"Alex and Rose," They needed to go to the place they died, and it was near the Seasonal River. That was how; Jasmine was able to bring back Lily, because it was where she passed.
"I'm guessing that you know where they passed?" Jasmine never asked what happened when her older siblings passed away, but she guessed that she was going to find out.
"I was there,"
"Sorry about that Win," Jared didn't know Winter was there, she never told him. Something must have happened for them to try and kill their two year sister. Jared didn't think he could hate Dylan and Hunter anymore, but he was wrong.
"I never told anyone," Winter didn't want to relive what happened. Hunter yelling and screaming at Alex, Dylan doing to the same with Rose, both had enough and they didn't want her to live like that.
"So what happened?" Jared needed to know, what pushed Alex to take his life, what caused Rose to agree.
"You can ask when they come back," Winter didn't know, she was two years old, all she remembered was Hunter and Dylan yelling as they ran for it.
"Did they really kill themselves?" From what Winter told her about Alex and Rose, it seemed out of the blue.
"I don't know,"
"Where did it happen?" If Jared knew where it happened, then he might be able to kill, if they were trying to kill themselves and of course Winter wouldn't have known she was two!
"We're almost there," Winter knew it was a few feet from the river and in the same direction Lily had ran… the direction of the River tribe.
"So this is it?" Jasmine asked as she looked at the large mountain "You may as well do some duties while we're here,"
"It's already snowing, so what do I need to do?" Winter didn't know, there was more than enough snow on the ground.
"You can have snow clearing rains," Jasmine couldn't help, but curse Luna, did she really think that they were going to able to use their powers, after three minutes of having them. She thought Winter's display would have shown her that they're emotions were controlling their powers, not them.
"Okay," Winter let the wind pick her up, she loved flying. The sense of freedom of letting someone else take responsibility, while you were lost in your thoughts. Winter flew to the clouds; to make it rain all she needed to do was cool down the water that was already up there.
Cooling down the area around her, white mist started to form. River called them clouds, Winter knew that she couldn't cool them down too much, or else snow would fall to the land. She also knew that rain wouldn't fall as she cooled down the air. It took about a few hours for the clouds to form, when they become too heavy, that's when it started to rain. Winter simply quickened the progress, once she had full control over her powers, that's when she could make it rain – when it was needed.
Once Winter was done cooling down the air, she went back to the ground. When she landed she saw her brother and sister, it looked like they were asleep, but Winter knew better.
"Nice going Winter," Jared whispered he was nervous about talking loudly here; Alex was as cute as he was before he passed away, so was Rose.
"I don't want to know what you were thinking," Winter said as she caught Jared looked at her brother, while he's checks going a light shade of something, Winter didn't know the colour.
"What's going on?" Rose asked as she sat up, her brown hair going to her shoulders. She didn't know what was going on. Opening her eyes, she saw two people with white hair, white, and the female didn't look older than Winter.
"Rose, what's with the noise?" Alex asked as he sat up.
"Welcome back to the world of the living," Winter didn't know how they'd react. She also didn't know if they recognised her.
"Winter!" The twins shouted Winter had to freeze the snow on top of the cliff to stop it from falling onto their heads, killing Rose and Alex… again. Jared might have dead, or Jasmine, but Winter was already dead, how does something dead, die?
"Don't shout," Winter simply said Alex and Rose looking at the ground, their faces a bright red. Jared had to laugh at the display, usualy Alex was telling Winter not to do anything dangerous, but Winter was telling Alex.
"Jared?" Alex couldn't believe that the white haired male was Jared Phelan. What was his sister planning?
"Alex," Jared pulled the brunette into a hug, causing him to go a darker shade of red. Rose and Winter giggled at the two, it seemed that the long lost lovers find each other.
"Alex! Rose!" Someone shouted when the four turned around to see who it was, Jasmine had ran up a tree, because she heard someone coming.
"Hunter," Winter didn't want to see her father, she may be related to him, but she didn't like him. She made her life… let's just say; she didn't know why she was still breathing around him.
"Who are you?" Hunter asked the pale girl, he never saw someone that young with white hair, so she must be as wish as River, that's what white hair meant. In fact, they were looking for River; she's been missing since last night.
"Winter," She wasn't going to tell him her last name; he could think she was homeless, Winter honestly didn't care.
"Jared," Helping Rose and Alex to their feet, they hid behind him. Alex hated his father, while Rose didn't like him. Like how Rose hated their mother, but Alex just disliked the woman.
"How are Rose and Alex back! I thought they were dead, saw them die," Hunter hated the fact that they tried to run away, but found it funny that they were killed. He told everyone in the village that it was a hunting accident, so they didn't ask questions.
"I brought them back," Winter didn't want Hunter to know about Jasmine, he'd just kill her. Any way it was funny to the man's face and she didn't know why he was treating her with respect.
"Why not?"
"Because Alex is girly," Hunter didn't know why, she had brought them back. He didn't care how she brought them back, only that she did.
"You're stupid," Winter looked at the others, she was going to tell Jared to take Rose, Alex and Jasmine away from here, but he seemed to already know.
"Don't you dare talk to my husband like that," Dylan shouted as she walked over to Hunter. Jared took the others and ran.
"Why not?" Winter asked she was trying to stop the two, from looking behind her, if they didn't look behind her, then they wouldn't see that the others were missing. Hunter anyway, she wasn't sure about Dylan.
"You just can't," Dylan didn't like this girl, walking over to her. She was going to pay, no one talked to her husband like that, he was a tribal leader! He deserved respect.
"That's not an answer, nor is it an excess," Winter knew this was going to end badly, not for her, but for them.
Hunter and Dylan looked at each other, before running towards the girl, she knew something and they weren't going to let her tell others. This was going to be her last day, she better hope that she comes up with something.
Winter knew what was going on, when Hunter and Dylan started running. She also knew that the ice was weak, and wouldn't take their weight. A loud crack was heard and then a splash. All Winter did was stair at the water, water fall down and she followed the path Jared went down.
At least Rose and Alex didn't have to live in fear.


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Perfect quiet location, not far from Drewsteignton (and the best brownie at the Drewe Arms). Huge accommodation space. Comfy beds, nice and warm. Great bathrooms with excellent showers and hot water. The only negative I can think of is that I wouldn't have chosen blue and yellow paint for the lounge area- but that's not really an issue. The whole house was excellently furnished. We are already looking at our availability for next year!
We had an absolutely wonderful break. Everything we could wish for in a holiday cottage-clean, well-equipped and very comfy bed. The owner was lovely and nothing was too much trouble. She was a font of local information. Loved the pool-brilliant way to wind down after walking on the moors. Will be back Asap!
I absolutely loved my stay here. The cottage was beautiful and we had every thing we needed from beach/pool towels, to games to every type of kitchen utensil needed. (We did a lot of baking) There was a big group of us who had come out for my 25th birthday and we felt very free to get on with our holiday. Barbara was such a warm and welcoming host. She was there at any point on the phone whenever I had any queries and though we didn't need to Barbara said we could knock on her door if we needed her. I just couldn't fault my stay here. The only thing I would have changed is the length of time we stayed. Two nights wasn't enough especially as I think I could have spent my whole life in the pool. Next time I'll be back for at least a week.
Thank you Barbara!
Wonderful property, perfect for large groups ( ideal for large families) in a good location for access to the moors and beauty spots. The owners are very pleasant and helpful. There is also a small heated swimming pool which is just perfect for a dip following a long walk on the moors !!.
We stayed for Christmas, 6 adults, 2 children and 2 dogs.
The owner Barbara Clarke got back to my messages instantly which made the booking so easy.
The property is lovely. 3 bedrooms downstairs with one ensuite plus a family bathroom. Upstairs is another family bathroom.
There are stairs either end of the large lounge a bedroom one end and at the other is a futon wich could easily be used as a bedroom.
The lounge has an open fire and 2 large doors to a private garden with decking and table and chairs.
The kitchen has everything you will need for cooking plus a dishwasher and washing machine.
The photos really don't do this property justice.
The pool is spotless with spectacular views and a play area outside.
We will definately be recommending this property and if we do a big family holiday we will be returning.
Exeter is 20 mins away and we found lovely shops there and restaurants.
This house deserves all 5 stars.
We have just returned from a week at Old Orchard and can't recommend it highly enough. The accommodation was spotless and the living room in particular was spectacular. The large outside deck area leading off the living room is private, sheltered and south facing and given that we had 7 days of unbroken sunshine, had lots of use so was an unexpected bonus (in late March!). The facilities in the cottage are of a high standard, including very good and plentiful kitchen equipment (even a food processor) and the added extras on arrival (toiletries/wine/flowers/biscuits/tea/filter coffee) are a nice touch. The shared games facilities are great (table tennis/table football/mini snooker/darts/swimming pool and sauna) and all indoors. The owners are are very helpful and attentive without being intrusive and their dogs are adorable.
We enjoyed dining at the Old Inn at Drewsteignton (booking required - only open Weds-Sat nights) and The White Horse at Moretonhampstead (fabulous Italian style pizza as well as normal menu choices).
The location is secluded whilst also being very convenient for accessing all parts of Dartmoor easily and we are certainly hoping to return in the future.
Dartmoor National Park is one of the last wilderness areas of Britain -- moorland landscape, wild ponies, ancient settlements -- great walks. Also easy access to Exmoor, and either the rugged seascapes of North Devon and Cornwall or the milder Channel shores of South Devon. 3 miles from Chagford (old town known for its shopping and nearby walks), 10 from Exeter, 8 from Okehampton. We are within 10 miles of three 18 hole golf courses including Bovey Castle. Only an hour from the Eden Project. Children love the Miniature Pony Centre at Moretonhampstead (5 miles) and the House of Marbles at Bovey Tracey (12 miles). Five minutes from the last castle built in England -- Castle Drogo. 13 miles from Exeter and Exeter University.
On a typical day at East Underdown you could talk a short walk up the road to the ancient stones of Spinster's Rock, lunch at one of the many local pubs, relax with a swim and sauna before cuddling up by the wood burner (or hanging out on the private patio).


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Steve: Intergalactic Stop-In Space Station
We all ran to the Bridge where the monitors seemed to flash red for warning.
"What do you think it is?" Tiffany asked.
"Some sort of Space Station I would assume... after all only a hangar would have a tractor beam powerful enough to bring in our ship-"
"It doesn't matter Emily, what we need to do is figure out a way to prevent things going bad!" Harold yelled.
Suddenly the communication screen flickered and a face appeared. Strangely it looked human, average size with brown hair and eyes. It looked at us politely and opened it's mouth.
"Greetings, you have now entered United Species Alliance territory, we wish to welcome visitors from distant planets-"
"USA?" Bartholomew scoffed, "ha, very original."
"My scanners recognise you as human and therefore, I am ordered to issue you grade three human translation devices and lodgings in the Intergalactic Stop-In Space Station No. 56. Please accept our invitation and exit your vessel."
I turned to look at the others and raised an eyebrow.
"Do we trust them?" I asked.
Emily shrugged, "I don't think we have a choice, if they wish us harm we cannot escape."
"I agree, we'll stand and fight if we have to," Harold said.
Everyone looked at him in disbelief, "You agree with her?" Tiffany laughed.
I moved in front of the screen and looked at the being, "we accept your offer," I pressed a button next to the monitor and there was a long hissing moan as the hydraulic door opened. The communication screen went blank and we all moved from the bridge to the exit ramp.
We were in a large hangar made out of metal. There was a large door behind us and ahead was a platform with several stair leading up to another door.
"That will be the Hangar door," Emily said looking back, "I'll bet there's a depressurisation chamber through their..." but she faded out under Harold's withering stare.
We made our way up the platform. Interestingly we were the only ship in this hangar.
The door hissed open into what looked like small lobby. At the end was a desk where the same woman sat. She looked up at us with that same polite smile.
On top of the desk were a dozen earpieces. The woman motioned to these, "These are your translation devices, you will meet many alien species here."
"How do you know about humans?" Emily asked, excitement evident in her voice.
"I am a standard issue information droid compiled with much of the Universe's information, it is my... job, to know about humans. Alternatively, the USA have been studying many distant Alien Races for a long time, long have we awaited the arrival of your species," the robot placed it's hands on the desk next to the earpieces.
I picked one up. It was small and fit snugly onto my ear. I clicked a button and heard a faint humming.
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Ramblings on about money and how it affects people and society.
There's too many people out there who feel trapped by their surroundings. They feel they can't go anywhere or do anything because they all require money and they don't have the money. So they turn to alcohol and drugs to get rid of the reality of being trapped. They then in turn lose their jobs and home and then in continues in a downward spiral of despair.
Money is like time. You get it, you don't know what to do with it, you either spend it or waste it and then you want more. What would happen if we just forgot about all that and just concentrate instead on the world around us? Would the world stop? Will people stop talking to one another? Would we still go out and explore the world? Would we still work to provide food, water and shelter? Or would we grow closer as a community and help each other just for the sake of it? Since we were kids, we were brought up to believe that money has meaning. That without it we can't go anywhere or do anything
Money stops things from happening. Talented people are left without a show. Poor people are left without a meal. People who ask for help are left out in the cold. Children are left without an education.
Money creates greed. Greed creates wars. Wars create death and poverty. Look at the American-Iraqi war for example. The war was over a bit of oil. The US government spent over 3 trillion US$ on this war and they still lost. Now the whole world is in debt and thousands of lives were destroyed, especially innocent civilians. Over 2 million lives were lost on both sides. Many more people have been affected. All for something we believe we need.
I guess, to me, freedom means having the ability to go anywhere or doing anything they choose to without being hassled. I see money as a hassle. If people would throw away their money, I'm sure the simplicity and beauty of life would show itself to them more clearly. I think without money people will get exactly what they need, not what they want.
I think if everyone, just for one day, stopped what they were doing, leave all their money at home, and just went on an adventure with just the essentials everything would work out just fine. Everyone would feel calm and content and most of all, free. They would not want to know what's everyone doing, who's the latest and greatest and I bet they would be content in just letting things be as they are while taking in the beauty of the world.
I myself am just like so many other people. When I have money I feel a compulsion to spend it immediately and then I feel like an idiot because I have no money and I'm left with a lot of stuff. I see everything around me that doesn't breathe or that we don't need as just things. I see motor transport as things. I see communication devices as things. I see festive holidays such as Christmas as things.
Maybe I'm right or maybe I just see things differently in the world. I don't know, maybe I just wish that getting rid of money will stop all the cruelty and unnecessary death in the world.... or at least the world will cut down on it.


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I'm a 6 on the Richard Dawkin's Belief Scale.
7's are as fundamentalist as traditional believers as there is no conclusive evidence to prove there is no god. As there is no conclusive evidence to prove there is no Santa Clause. So even though it is technically true that 7 is a 'belief' and that is why I'm not subscribing to it, the point is moot in my opinion.
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Richard Dawkins' Belief Scale Scoring Rubric
1.Strong Theist: I do not question the existence of God, I KNOW he exists.
2.De-facto Theist: I cannot know for certain but I strongly believe in God and I live my life on the assumption that he is there.
3.Weak Theist: I am very uncertain, but I am inclined to believe in God.
4.Pure Agnostic: God's existence and non-existence are exactly equiprobable.
5.Weak Atheist: I do not know whether God exists but I'm inclined to be skeptical.
6.De-facto Atheist: I cannot know for certain but I think God is very improbable and I live my life under the assumption that he is not there.
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Late Blackpool double-strike pegs Blues back ...
Carlisle were left stunned as they worked hard to build a two-goal second half cushion only to be undone as Blackpool battled back to grab a share of the spoils.
Blackpool started well but an early corner was easily cleared and former-Blue Brad Potts had a shot blocked as he tried to find space inside the area.
United created an excellent opening moments later when Jones spread it wide for Miller to cross. Raynes nodded it towards Ibehre and he was able to spin his man as he took it on his chest. The ball bounced awkwardly and Slocombe was relieved as the attempted volley bounced high and into his hands.
The home side broke quickly following the scare and a low delivery from Potts found Vassell on the move inside the area. He got his boot to it but he couldn't find the power to beat the keeper.
Blackpool came close again when Mellor was given room to cross as he crept out of midfield. Gnanduillet angled his run to the near post but his glanced header dropped into the side netting.
It was nip and tuck as space in midfield disappeared but Wyke had a half chance when a corner from Adams dropped deep. Raynes and Miller were in close attendance and the header from the big striker hit both before it bounced away to safety.
Carlisle picked up the pace and a through ball from Adams put Lambe into a good area. He was stopped in his tracks by Philliskirk but Grainger was there to pick up the loose ball. He opted to shoot but it spun off his boot and bent wide of the target.
The Seasiders came back into it as the half wore on and Gillespie did well to tip a stinging thunderbolt from Payne over the bar as it threatened to bulge the roof of the net. And it was relief all round when Aldred popped the header from the corner high into the stands.
Potts went close again when he nicked the ball off Jones in the packed middle section of the pitch, but he was greeted by ironic cheers from the United fans behind the goal when his shot on the run bent off towards the corner flag.
United started to get forward more and a long throw from Miller brought a deft flick from Raynes. Kennedy helped it on its way and Ibehre was set to shoot until Robertson jumped in the way.
A volley on the spin from Gnanduillet rattled into the side netting when he plucked a dropping ball out of the air with his toe, and Gillespie earned a huge round of applause from the fans behind his goal when he dived long to tip a rasping drive from Vassell wide.
And he earned a standing ovation moments later when he somehow stopped Aldred from stabbing home from very close range as the half cleared corner delivery was sent back into the box by Potts.
Gillespie had to show some football skills at the start of the second half when a back pass put him under pressure, but his clearance was the spring board for a decisive visiting attack as United got forward in numbers. Determination kept the ball alive and Ibehre caught Slocombe off guard with a high lob from 20 yards. That hit the bar as the keeper stumbled into the back of his own net and Charlie Wyke made it five for the season when he stayed alert to tap it into the gaping target.
The Cumbrians were lifted and substitute Luke Joyce unleashed a fine volley when a Miller cross was headed back into his path. Slocombe spotted it late but he reacted well to gather it in.
It was a short-lived reprieve though as Nicky Adams whisked a beauty of a free kick delivery into the mix. It was impossible for the defenders to deal with and Michael Raynes got there first with a header which bulleted into the bottom corner.
Any thoughts of being able to relax were very quickly set aside when Gnanduillet kept a high ball in play at the other end. His flick found Vassell and a crisp glance brought Blackpool right back into the game.
Scores were levelled when a long ball forward found Gnanduillet on the chase. He used strength to gain the upper hand and his finish left Gillespie with no chance as he caught his volley on the full.
Blackpool started to push forward and shots from distance had to be blocked as they looked for a way through. A late Nicky Adams free kick was too close to Slocombe to cause him too many problems, and a Raynes header almost nicked it for United when he put an Adams corner past the keeper. A defender was well placed on the line to hack it away.
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A/N: Alright. Here I am with the sequel to My Jasper. I have no guarantees that it will be as good or if it will even catch your interest. I'm hoping it does. You do need to read the first to understand this. Flames are ignored and criticism is accepted. This is Jasper/Leah but mainly Embry/Rosella. Enjoy!
Disclaimer: I own no twilight characters. Every character belongs to Stephenie Meyer, save for some OC's I may introduce.
Rosella's POV
There are a lot of different kinds of parents in this world and either you look like one or inherit some kind of trait from the other. Sometimes your parents are strict and sometimes they can really make you wanna scream. I knew that firsthand but I also knew that my parents loved me. They're also waaay different then your average human parents who play soccer mom and dad-who-teaches-you-to-ride-a-bike.
For instance, my mom...she's a werewolf. Not werewolf, transform into a hairy-butt monster and kill everyone on the full moon, werewolf. More like, Native American Shapeshifter with a mouth full of teeth and a 'piss-me-off-and-you-die' attitude. She rocks as far as moms go. She's always there for me and as long as I don't come home with the goverment on my tail because they figured out what I was, I'm on her good side.
Then, there's my dad, the vampire that comes with a built in lie detector. No sneaking out for me because if I did, he only had to ask and he would know. He has a mouth full of teeth as well but he only uses those when he hunts the local wildlife. Dad fought in the Civil War back in the 1800's and ever since I was tiny, he was the guy who looked for monsters under my bed. He was also one of the many middle-men for the arguments between my kid brother, Lucas, and myself.
But dad...always proved to be a worthy opponent when it came to arguing, too.
Begging and bickering didn't work. There was one final resort for what I wanted. The puppy-dog eyes. He could never resist those for every time I used them in the past, my power was formidable against even his level of stubborness. His golden eyes glared hard at the newspaper but not moving. He was preparing himself for what I threw at him next and he knew that my actions could be quite effective. He seemed to even be bracing himself in the living room chair.
Major Jasper Whitlock aka Dad. You are going down. I arranged the proper expression on my face and placed both hands on his knee softly.
"Please, daddy?" I said quietly. "Just a little bit of money to get a new outfit for my date..." Said date, was also a werewolf and had been my boyfriend for the past couple of months. Embry Call. He'd been my crush since I was fifteen and only when I turned eighteen, did he ask me out.
"You have all the clothes your Aunt Alice bought you," Dad retorted. "Go beg someone else."
"Daddy, Luke put my clothes in the washer and most of them turned green," I grumbled.
"Tough luck."
"I guess I could ask Grandma Esme," I muttered and finally, some cash was stuffed in my face. Dad knew Esme would give me just about anything. "Thanks, dad. You're the best."
"Don't forget it," Dad said sourly. It wasn't that we were short on money, not at all. Mom always said Dad hated his little girl growing up. I headed for the door, only to run my brother, Lucas Whitlock. Good guy as far as guys go but obnoxious as hell. Unlike me, he actually drank blood. He'd turned out more vampire than me and although he could phase into a wolf, he tended to avoid it because he didn't like being on four legs apparently.
"Where are you going?" he asked curiously.
"Shopping," I said. "Why?"
"No reason," he shrugged casually and I scowled. He'd been known to sneak into my room to find my diary which I now wisely hid inside my Aunt Rosalie's room.
"You take one step in my room and I will chicken-fry you in a pan and serve you to the Volturi," I said grimly.
"Mom would never let you," his eyes narrowed.
"But Embry would..." I grinned wickedly. Lucas was scared shitless by Embry and it was very fullfilling to see his eyes widen slightly. You see, when Luke was around ten during Halloween, he'd gone through a rather irritating scary movie phase. Why mom let him, I'll never know. So, Embry decided to dress as one of the characters and hide in Luke's closet. Luke didn't go into a closet for two years without mom holding his hand. All Embry had to do was look at him and Luke flinched, even now that he was fourteen. Embry probably wouldn't let me send him to the Volturi but he might let me chicken-fry him.
Lucas grimaced and hurried upstairs, probably to find mom. Mama's boy, definitely.
Grabbing my purse, I scooted out of the house and ran to a familiar blue car belonging to my cousin, Renesmee, my shopping partner for the day. She sat in the driver's seat patiently and smiled as I hopped into the front seat.
"You actuallty squeezed a few bucks out of Uncle Jasper?" she asked.
"Barely," I sighed putting the money in my wallet. "Let's go."
Renesmee was like me in several ways but only one was incredibly significant. Our parents were both different. Our fathers were both vampires but our mothers were of a separate species. Aunt Bella, Nessie's mom, was human and as I said before, my mom is a werewolf. It never really bothered us but there are points where we feel the difference. It was one of the reasons we bonded so well. She was my best friend and another thing we had in common was two very incredible boyfriends.
Jacob Black and my Embry. They both imprinted on us when we were very small and had been there for us ever since. Sort of a bond at first sight. Embry was my brother while I was tiny, my best friend as I grew and then, became something more. If I was ever in danger, he wouldn't hesitate to put his life on the line.
"You okay?" Renesmee asked as she pulled into the mall parking lot. "You've been quiet."
"Just thinking," I waved her off absently.
"You do that a lot," she informed me. "Let's head inside and see what stuff we can find. Aunt Alice will kill us when she gets back from Russia with Uncle Nikolai."
"She does have very high standards when it comes to the latest in fashion trends," I laughed softly. "But we'll deal with that when it comes. Right now, I just want something cute, comfortable and sensible."
"Yeah, hon, that's called the Clearance Sale," Renesmee giggled and I shot her a glare.
"Clearance Sale can have some nice things," I replied. "I'm not as picky as Aunt Alice when it comes to designer prices. In any case, I'll find the perfect outfit and Embry and I can have a nice date for dinner. They always go smoothly anyways."
"Then why worry about the outfit?" she questioned.
"I like clothes."
We walked down the many walkways and past endless shops of clothes music and books. I ignored one guy trying to sell me some massage chair and another who thought we could use a new cell plan. True salesmen if they find a real sucker. By the time I found a cute little blue dress with flats, we were just looking around for the heck of it.
"Let's look in this boutique," Renesmee pointed to a small store. "Aunt Alice loves this place even with the low prices. She says sometimes there are quality clothes for a mortal's idea of expensive."
"Sure. Couldn't hurt," I nodded but before we ever entered, my cell rang. I glanced at the caller ID.
"Yeah mom?" I answered it.
"We need you both at home," she sounded flustered.
"Is everything alright?" I didn't like her voice at this point and Renesmee turned to me with an inquiring expression. Last time I heard mom's voice like this was when she lost her wedding ring down the sink. Who knew Uncle Edward was good at retrieving a ring from a pipe. We never did have to call the plumber.
"Your Uncle Seth's having a crisis," she told me. Ah, my mother's brother and another wolf. As far as sweet, affectionate males go, he takes the top. "He imprinted."
And so begins the drama.
A/N: So? You really need to review for this if you want me to keep going. Updates will be irregular. I got busy months ahead but I will be getting a Jacob/OC story up if your interested. If you're not, that's fine. It probably sucks anyways. Please review!


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