A Twilight fanfiction novel - SheeWolf85

wished she would come closer and let him kiss her. Instead, she looked down and cleared her
throat.
“I have a question.”
Jacob sighed and sat on the bed. “Okay.”
“This weekend with my aunt and uncle . . . are they okay? I mean, are you protecting them as well?”
He patted the side of the bed, and she sat next to him. “Here’s what I figure, Ness. This
Bloodsucker is out to prove he’s better than me. He wants to fuck with me, and I think he knows the
best way to do that is to fuck with you. By association, your aunt and uncle are important to me, too,
but nothing in this world could ever be what you are to me. I really doubt they’re in any danger. I’ll
keep an eye on them when I can, but you are my main concern.”
She leaned into his shoulder and nodded. “Thank you. I wish this was over. I don’t like being scared
to even leave the house.”
He put his arm around her and squeezed lightly. “I know, baby. I’m sorry.”
She looked up at him. “It’s not your fault, Jake. Thank you for being here, though.”
He brushed her hair behind her shoulder and kissed her forehead. “I’m always here for you. I should
get back out there, though. I don’t want to miss anything.”
“That’s probably a good idea.” She stood up. “Be safe.”
He got up beside her and hugged her tightly. “I will. You too, honey.” He went to the window. “I love
you.”
Renesmee smiled and watched him jump out. A second later, he disappeared into the trees. She
leaned out again and relaxed when she saw him come back into view as his wolf and sit at the edge
of the trees. It was getting easier to think of Jacob as a Shifter. It didn’t seem so scary anymore
when she looked at the huge wolf and remembered the times they’d had together. She recalled the
first time they’d met in the meadow, then again when she’d gone fishing with her uncle. The more
time she had to think about things, the more she realized that she still loved Jacob the way she had
before. She came to understand exactly why he had waited to tell her and why he had done it when
he had. She yawned and chuckled when Jacob did, too. She hoped he was getting enough sleep.
He had told her that he and his pack took shifts to make sure everyone was at the top of their game.
She had seen a sandy brown wolf and a silver one with dark gray specks, but she didn’t know who
was who yet.
She realized as she stood there staring at Jacob’s back that she had made her decision. She knew
who and what he was, and she was done hiding from it. It had been five days since she found out
the truth, and he still hadn’t given up on her. He still loved her and still promised to keep fighting.
She recalled the night they made love and how perfect everything was. Once she got over her fear,
she began to understand how well they truly fit together.
She licked her lips and thought about waiting for the morning to tell him. She couldn’t, though. He
had been so patient; he deserved to know as soon as possible.
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