After Edward and I had graduated from Dartmouth and Alice and Jasper had graduated from Alaska, we all moved back to Washington. Edward and I were settled in Olympia, while Jasper and Alice had decided to live closer to Seattle, in Redmond.

I was nervous about this meeting and my hand was shaking, as I ran my brush through my hair.

“It'll be fine. Relax. I'm gonna go visit the guys and you girls have a fun time. Plus, it gives Alice an excuse to shop. She'll go buy you everything you could ever need for a baby and probably make you start on the nursery.” he said chuckling, as he kissed my cheek and put on a deep blue sweater.

“Thanks. I love you, Edward. Really, I do. You always know exactly how to make me feel better.” I said, smiling at him through the mirror.

He smiled back and I got up to grab my coat, purse, and keys, and was out the door.

The drive to Seattle, did nothing for my nerves. I tried to find fast, dance music to take my mind off things. It helped a little, until I saw the big sign saying, “Welcome to Seattle.” My stomach gave a lurch, as I searched for the coffee shop I had asked them to meet me at.

I was pulling into the parking lot only moments later and I was still trying to psyche myself to even get out of the car.

Alice caught sight of me sitting in my car and waved me in, forcing me to get over myself and join them.

“So what's the news? Here's your coffee, we already ordered it for you.” Alice launched right to the point, as usual.

“Um, well, remember when we were talking about babies?” I said, trying to let them just guess.

Apparently they were either not awake, or very dense today.

“Babies? When? We've done that a lot.” Rosalie said, looking painfully confused.

“Yeah. Bella, can you get to the point? You know this is touchy.” Alice said, her mood dampened.

“No, no! Wait. Guys. Don't get mad or sad or whatever. It's just…I'm two months pregnant.” I said, looking down at my hands.

I was barely able to finish the sentence before I was interrupted with loud squeals. I looked up in time to see them launch themselves at me.