Three days later, and there was no word from either pack or clan. Bella hoped that three days would be enough, as everything happened in threes while in the past, but it seemed that rule no longer applied. She knew it would take time for them to wrap their minds around the news of a halfa existing, but it still hurt. Especially since Edward had been staying far away from her.

Bella could sense the humans confusion in school, and she could tell that Jessica was glad to see the other girl so obviously upset. Lauren was also pleased with Bella's misery, but Angela was thankfully still on her side, asking her what was wrong and if there was anything she could do.

How she wished the girl could help her, but she didn't want to endanger a human's life too, especially not when the enemy they were fighting was strong enough to kill a vampire or werewolf – no matter how easily they died themselves – much less a human.

Charlie also noticed the lack of Edward, but he thought the boy was hurting his daughter again. The way she sat around the phone constantly only made him dislike the Cullens boy even more. He didn't say anything to her though, knowing Bella wouldn't appreciate his concern and would say he just didn't understand. What Bella, like most teenagers, had conveniently forgotten was that Charlie was once a teen himself. He knew what she was going through (he thought he did anyway), and he just wanted to be there for his daughter.

Today was no different than the past three days. Bella was sitting next to the phone, hoping for Edward to call, or Alice, even Rosalie would do! If not the Cullens, then she would at least like to hear from Jake, but she thought the werewolves were even less likely to call her than the vampires. So, it was back to hoping to hear from Edward or Alice or anyone really.

“Bella,” Seer said, making the halfa jump. She turned to glare at the being behind her, though it didn't hold the heat it should have.

“I hate it when you do that,” she muttered. Seer smirked.

“I know. Get up, you have another mission to complete.”