I woke up in my most favorite place in the world, my love’s cold, and hard arms. The sunlight seeped through the open curtains and ignited my little room and the world seemed to absorb my happiness as I turned back and saw my favorite sight in the world. My love, my whole reason for existence. My Edward Anthony Masen Cullen.

He smiled my favorite crooked smile and when my heart started going a million miles per hour, his smile turned into an impish grin.

“Good Morning, my angel.” He said in his smooth, quiet, velvety voice.

“Good Morning Edward.” My voice sounded raspy and kind of off next to his, but he didn’t seem to notice things like that, which I was eternally happy for.

 “So how are you this morning?”

“Um, good…I’m gonna go get my human minute really quick.” I said, standing up. Even though he said he didn’t think I had morning breath, I was still self-conscious.

“I’ll be waiting.” He said, making a statue of Adonis sitting on my bed. My own personal Greek God. I grabbed my toiletries bag off my desk and a set of clean clothes from my dresser. I ran to the bathroom, brushed my teeth and stepped into the shower.

The hot water seemed to be trying to relax my muscles but they just wouldn’t budge from the excitement that was running in my blood. Today was a big day. A really big day.

I got out of the shower and quickly toweled my body dry. Stepping into my blue jeans and a dark green blouse, I turned off the light and ran back to my room.

But of course, my stupid klutzy feet tripped on the way. Before I could fall face down on the carpet and probably break my nose, two white flashes grabbed my waist and pulled me up. I looked into Edward’s eyes and tried to slow my breathing.

“Thanks for catching me.”

“Bella, honey, will try to be more careful? I really don’t want to lose you because of an accident that could have been avoided.” He said, smoldering me with his beautiful topaz eyes. My smile turned to a frown and I crossed my arms over my chest. I really didn’t want to play “lets make fun of the girl who should be disabled.”