His head moved to look at her. "What? why?"

She just stared into his eyes, the color faded back to the golden color in almost an instant. Had she imagined it? What the hell was going on. "Nothing." Figured it wasn't worth bring up since she couldn't prove it now.

"I guess I should pull myself together and call all these people back." He stopped her when she went for her phone on the floor.

"Why don't we just go to school and worry about it later?" He held her hand and smiled.

She sighed. "Fine."

She left her phone at the house while they were at school. The point of even going right then was to get her mind off everything. School seemed to help with that the most because she knew it was important so it kept her mind from wandering too much.

After almost all of her classes her teachers would pull her aside and let them know they were sorry about her loss. Or make sure she was doing ok, which bringing it up when she wasn't trying to think about it didn't help. Instead of being rude she let them talk and gave them their answers. Edward didn't always wait for her, but she got to class on time and he was there to calm her once again.

Stopped again after her last class Edward gave her a kiss and said he would meet her at the car. She tried to make it quick and pretty much let her teach know she didn't want to talk about it and headed out after him. Apparently he kept her longer than she thought because the parking lot was almost empty.

She didn't see Edward at first because he was bent down beside the car looking at his tire. She only knew he was there when he stood up to get something out of the car and bent back down. He didn't look happy.

Figured it was just a guy thing when it came to cars and kept on her way. She had almost reached him when she saw Mike walking from around the car that had been parked beside them holding some kind of metal pole. She wasn't close enough yet to really make it out. When he started approaching the other side of the car where Edward was she screamed his name.