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The Blessed One	By : InnocentLittleFlower Category: Twilight Series > Het Views: 2944 -:- Recommendations : 0 -:- Currently Reading : 0
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A/N: Okay sorry I was planning on having this up like a week ago but I got busy and sick so it was delayed. I do have exciting great news I now have a Beta! So the following chapters of both my stories will be looked over for mistakes and everything like that. So far I have loved how she has helped me. I hope we can continue this wonderful partnership for a while to come. I would like to thank you for all the reviews and hits to the story and a BIG huge thank you to my Beta JoJoSoPo on FF.net Love ya Doll!

It was Saturday, the first full day of the weekend. I had come to hate Saturdays. They were the only day I didn’t get to see Natalie. I had gotten so used to seeing her and talking to her every day, I was anxious and fidgety when we were separated. She had dance class today and although I was happy she was enjoying it, I wished the class was during the week instead of on the weekend. I was flipping through the channels of the TV. Though I stared directly at the TV, I just kept seeing Natalie’s smile or her beautiful eyes.

“Relax Jacob, you will see her tomorrow,” my father said.

My dad had noticed how anxious I got when Natalie wasn’t around. He would get this twinkle in his eye that made me think he knew why it drove me crazy to be away from her. I was getting really annoyed with his little riddles and strange looks.

I was brought out of my thoughts when I heard the familiar sound of Bella’s truck. I looked out the window and saw her park in the driveway. I jumped up, grabbed a hair tie, and flew out the door to greet her with a huge smile on my face.

“Bella!” I grinned pulling my hair into a pony tail.

“Hey Jacob,” Bella said getting out of her truck.

“It’s been awhile,” I stuffed my hands into my pockets.

“Yeah, I was around so I figured I’d stop by. I hope I’m not interrupting anything?”

“No, I was just about to head out to my garage and get some work done on the car.”

We headed into the house and my dad, being overly friendly as usual, invited Bella to stay for dinner. However, she politely declined the offer, it seemed like she wasn’t entirely out of her funk yet. Bella was very reserved, not saying much and rarely making eye contact. She wasn’t my Bella; she was the shell that seemed to shield the real Bella that was hidden deep inside her.

As we walked out to my shed, I told myself that I would make it my mission to bring the old Bella back. I showed her around my small garage, including the rabbit which Natalie had been helping me with.

“Yeah, Dad made good on his promise last year and my friend, Natalie, has been helping me out here and there,” I said.

“Oh, you have a friend who works on cars too?” Bella seemed to perk up at the talk of automotives.

“Yeah, she just recently moved here and is staying with her cousin, Sam. She is off at her dance class today, so I’m normally out here alone on Saturdays.”

“Does she know anything about motorcycles?”

Why would Bella be asking about motorbikes, Charlie hated them. There was no way he would ever get Bella one, let alone let her ride one.

“I don’t know, but I have helped my friend Embry with his. Why do you want to know?” I asked curiously.

“I bought a couple but they don’t run and need a lot of work, I was wondering if you could fix them up for me? I would give you one as payment and I would buy any necessary parts” Bella added quickly.

I couldn’t believe Bella had bought motorcycles, what was she thinking? Charlie would kill her; did she have a death wish? Well if she wasn’t worried, I’m not worried. It sounded like fun, especially if it meant spending more time with Bella.

“Sure, sounds like fun,” I replied with a smile.

“The only condition I have is that neither one of our dads can know about the bikes,” Bella stated seriously.

I internally chuckled at the idea of her keeping this a secret from Charlie. It was out of character for her, but I kind of liked how rebellious she had suddenly become. I agreed and she pulled her truck around so I could unload the bikes. We hadn’t been working on the bikes for very long when I heard a familiar female voice from the front yard. I smiled and looked at Bella.

“That’s Natalie. Come on, you’ll like her,” I said and put down the bike I had been taking apart.

I led the way to the front yard where we met up with Natalie. She was dressed in her usual jeans, hoodie, and boots. She was getting used to the cold, so she no longer had to wear 20 layers of clothing. I smiled when I saw her walking towards us.

“Hey Natalie, why aren’t you at dance class?” I asked.

“My instructor had a family emergency, so class was canceled today. I thought I would come over and see if you needed some help with the Rabbit?” she asked smiling.

My heart sank a little knowing Natalie had come over here to just to help me. She was here a lot and we would mostly just sit out in my shed and talk and laugh. Natalie had become one of my closest friends. I shared my secrets with her and she relied on me for support when she was struggling with her parents’ death.

“Um, actually I was just helping Bella fix up her bikes,” I replied.

“Oh, so you’re Bella. Jacob talks about you all the time,” Natalie said looking over at Bella with what appeared to be a half-hearted smile. I hope she didn’t feel like I was trying to replace her. Natalie was still my friend; I wasn’t just going to dump her because Bella was back.

“Bella, this is Sam’s little cousin” I said as I introduced them to each other. Bella kept her hands in her pockets and nodded. She had always been shy when it came to meeting new people and the current situation didn’t help.

“It’s nice to finally meet you,” Bella said quietly.

“Likewise,” Natalie replied. “Well it seems like you’re kind of busy, so I ‘m just going to go. Have fun Jacob and I guess I’ll see you around Bella,” she said while walking backwards away from us and I watched her retreat.

“Sure Natalie. I’ll see you at school on Monday, okay” I called out to her.

“Okay, bye Jacob,” She responded a little shakily. I would definitely have to ask her to come over and help work on the bikes when Bella was busy. Natalie needed me like Bella, did but in a different way.

Bella and I headed back to the shed so I could finish taking the bikes apart. It wasn’t long before Embry and Quil decided to make an appearance. Bella decided to leave shortly after that and although I was disappointed, it wouldn’t be fair to push her too much so soon after her zombie phase. I warned the guys not to show up tomorrow and if they dared to step foot on my land, I would rip them apart. I think Embry left angrier than Quil. He had been acting kind of weird lately and would get agitated over the smallest things.

Once I was done taking the bikes apart, I went in to make a list of the new bike parts I would need. While writing I thought about Bella and Natalie. I was startled when I heard a wolf howl. It wasn’t unusual to hear wolves howl around here, but for some reason this time it caused Natalie’s eyes to flash in my mind.

I spent the rest of the night with my dad before finally turning in. I stripped down to my boxers and climbed into my bed, pulling the thin sheet over. I hugged my pillow while resting my head on it and let out a long sigh. It didn’t take me long to escape from reality and drift into a dream.

I was walking through the woods with Bella, her small hand in mine as we crunched leaves beneath our feet. A gust of wind wrapped around us and howls sounded from every direction. Before I knew it, wolves where darting by us and I felt a pull. I dropped Bella’s hand and began to follow the wolves. I began walking but my footsteps grew faster until I found myself on the beach.
The wolves sat at the water’s edge looking out towards the ocean. I followed their gaze when I saw her. Natalie was out on the water dancing as if she was on solid ground. Water flew up around her as she danced, she looked beautiful. I couldn’t stop my feet from moving and before I knew it, I was walking on the water towards Natalie. Once I reached her, she stopped dancing and looked up at me with those beautiful eyes that seemed to be so full of life. She placed her hand on my cheek; it was so soft and gentle. I put my hand on top of hers and smiled at her. Something was nagging in my mind and I longed to get closer to her.

“Goodbye Jacob,” Natalie whispered and within a split second, she dropped into the water and disappeared.

My heart sank and I spun around trying to find her.

I shot up covered in sweat and looked around my dark room. Something told me to look out my window, but I saw nothing. Something felt off, something was wrong and although I couldn’t quite put my finger on it, I did not like the feeling of worry that suddenly overwhelmed me.
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