A/N: Don’t own twilight!

Preface

After facing death already, I hadn’t thought about how I was going to die…again.

I ran as fast as my legs allowed, I have to admit it was pretty fast. I hadn’t had the need to run much lately, so it surprised me when I didn’t trip over my own feet or when I didn’t run right into a tree.

I kept running, not knowing exactly where I was going. Anywhere away from him, a voice in my mind clarified. I glanced over my shoulder only to see him 20 yards away. He smiled at me in that repulsive way of his. His eyes – which were the brightest red I’d ever seen- full of hatred and determination.

Chapter 1

As the plane landed in Port Angeles, I prepared for the one hour drive to Forks. With Charlie – my dad. It was sure to be awkward with Charlie considering that I’d only seen him during the summer due to the custody arrangement. After the long hour drive in the cruiser – did I not mention Charlie was Police Chief Swan? – We got home and he left me to unpack alone. After he closed the door the tears came and i soon fell asleep…

“Bells, Bella!” Charlie was shaking me. “Are you okay? I never knew you could scream that loud!”

I sat up lazily as I remembered my dream. I had been in a forest, everything green and beautiful. But something more beautiful had my attention. I looked in front of me to find the most gorgeous boy I’d ever seen staring at me furiously with his coal black eyes. I felt scared for a reason I couldn’t understand. He leaned in and that’s when Charlie woke me up. I don’t know why I was screaming, since nothing terrible happened.

Charlie said goodbye to go to work but he didn’t forget to remind me that school started in an hour. I groaned. I stood up and threw on the outfit I had picked out last night. Usually, I didn’t care about what I wore, threw on whatever was clean, but today was my first day at Forks High.

A half hour before 8, I left for school. Me and Charlie had talked about me buying a car and were planning to go look on Friday but until then I was stuck walking the two miles to school. I got there with five minutes to spare and headed to the main office. The woman there gave me a map, my schedule, and a pieces of paper I had to have all my teachers sign and return at the end of the day. It felt like a survival kit. I smiled and hurried to my first class.