The sun shinned though my window. A sunny day in Forks? I thought to myself. My eyes felt heavy from my lack of sleep, last night’s dream wasn’t fully necessary. Of course it had to do with the day I was about to face. My wedding. Nothing I was completely looking forward to. Not that I didn’t want to marry Edward, I just didn’t want the whole package that came with it. The dress, the guest’s, and of course this ring.

I moved my hand under the blanket, feeling the diamond scrap across the fabric. My movement must of alarmed Edward. I could feel his breath on the back of my head, and his hand on my side. I wondered if he felt the same about today. Worried and nervous like I was, I bet not. He moved his icy hand over my back.

“Are you awake?”

I shoved my face into his chest, “No.” Being awake was actually not on my to do list. I begged for sleep to come back to me but, the sun wasn’t on my side today. It shinned brighter in my room, “Urgh.” I looked up, his calm face starring back at me.

“Good morning.” His lips curved into a slight smile. He moved his finger and touch my cheek bone, “Are you still tired?”

I yawned, “A bit. I couldn’t sleep right last night. I guess today is a bit nerve wrecking.” Nothing was said after that. Did I say something wrong? Whatever it was I couldn’t take it, at least not today, “What’s wrong?”

He looked up, starring at the white celling, “Are you sure? I mean about today, are you sure your up for it?”

“Yes. I’m completely sure I want to spend the rest of my life with you. I’m positive. I may be sleepy but, it’s not going to hold me back.”

“Okay.” He took a deep breath, “I love you.”

“And I love you too. That’s why we’re doing what we’re doing today.” I kissed him on his chest, “What time is it?”

“Ten.”

I jump up and rolled over him and on to the floor, “Ow.” I quickly stood back up, “I’m good.”