“Sorry you have to walk.” Jake said as we walked down the road. The clouds were rolling in front of the sun as the hours passed by. The climate had dropped a little, but It wasn’t too bad. The wind had picked up a little, and that had me walking a little faster.

“No it’s fine. I could use the fresh air.” I watched his face as he looked down, “What?”

He took a deep breath, “Well I don’t want to say I told you so.”

“Then don’t say it. He didn’t do this on purpose.” My cheeks got a little red. Still after everything, he still thinks Edward is the worst out there. Unbelievable.

“It’s just a feeling.”

I chewed on my lip as we walked. I couldn’t talk to him when he was like this, hopefully when he got to his house he would act a little better, and if he didn’t I had Emmett on speed dial. By the time we got to his house, the sun was behind the trees, and the wind had picked up a little more than before, “Is it suppose to rain?”

“You say it like it never rains at all.” He smiled, “But yeah, they said there's a ninety percent chance for sever thunderstorm.”

I couldn’t help but laugh, “You could of just said ‘yeah it’s going to rain’.”

“Well I like the new weather girl. I thought if I talked like her I could have a chance.” We both laughed for a while.

When we reached his house, I could see a light on in the living room. If I looked closely I could see the reflection of the television. And Billy, just like his son, was watching the new weather girl. It start to drizzle and I could see Jake taking off his jacket. He wrapped it around me, “Thanks Jake, but it’s only water.”

“Just accept it.” He smiled. He watched me closely as walked on the wet ground. I looked at him, “Sorry, just being prepared to catch you when you fall.”

I wrinkled my nose, “Thanks.” He reached over and opened the door, I could see Billy in front of the television, “Hey Billy.” Billy just sat there, staring at the television, not once looking over his shoulder to see who had walked in, “Billy?” I asked a bit louder.