A Twilight fanfiction novel - SheeWolf85

She nodded slightly and closed her eyes.
Sunday night, Jacob was restless. He didn’t like being so disconnected from his pack, even if the
time was spent with his imprint. He still had a duty to lead them. He called his dad to see if he had
any news, but none of the guys had reported anything major. Just the usual news that the forest was
clear.
“Are you okay?” Renesmee asked that evening as she sipped some soup. She was feeling so much
better. Her whole body felt the strange mixture of weakness and strength that accompanies the end
of an illness. She was even a little hungry again.
Jacob nodded. “Yeah, I’m fine.” The more he thought about being unable to shift, the more it upset
him. He needed to get out of the house. He sat next to Renesmee and wrung his hands together in
an attempt to calm himself.
Renesmee reached out and put her hand on his arm. “No, you’re not. What’s wrong? Is it your
dad?” She’d heard Jacob talking to him earlier
He met her eyes and sighed. “No, it’s not my dad. I love you, Ness, and I’m glad I got to be here for
you, but I guess I’m a little eager to get home.”
He was relieved when she smiled and nodded. “I understand, Jake. I don’t know how I can possibly
thank you for what you’ve done yesterday and today. You can go if you want to, though.” She had to
admit to herself that she would be a little sad to see him go, but she couldn’t ask him to stay when it
was so obvious he wanted to leave. She truly did understand. He had a life outside her.
Jacob leaned forward and kissed her cheek. “I’ll call you tomorrow morning. Rest well tonight, baby.
I want to take you out again soon.”
She nodded. “Okay.”
He squeezed her fingers lightly before he walked away. Renesmee sighed and smiled to herself as
she took another sip. Even after spending so much time with him, she couldn’t wait to see him
again.
As Jacob ran around the house toward the trees, he made sure he stayed out of sight from the
sliding back door. Once far enough in, he stopped for a moment to listen for any other people before
he stripped off his clothes and shifted.
―I’m telling you, Seth, this imprint business isn’t all it’s—Oh, hello there, almighty Alpha.
Jacob grunted at Embry. What have I missed?
Seth mentally chuckled and thought through a brief summary of the last two days. He had taken
over Jacob’s patrol as planned, but nothing exciting happened. Embry tried to impress some girl in a
low-cut top and Daisy Duke shorts, but she wasn’t interested. Embry had complained about it for
two hours straight.
She was hot! Embry tried to defend himself.
Shut up, Embry. Seth, keep going.
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