A Twilight fanfiction novel - SheeWolf85

Alice pursed her lips. It didn’t seem like something Renesmee would do with the way she’d been
acting like she was afraid to leave the house. “I don’t know. I’m going to call him.”
Embry had heard the conversation and made it to the reservation in record time. He shifted and
threw on his pants before running to Sue’s. He hadn’t heard from Jacob yet, but he hoped he was
well enough to do something.
“Embry?” Sue said, surprised, when he all but burst in the door. Jacob was on the couch grumbling
about having to wait. Sue had done what she needed to help him and had told him he couldn’t leave
for another hour to make sure all the venom had been killed. He looked up.
“What’s going on? Why the hell aren’t you at Renesmee’s?”
Embry winced. “Because she’s not there.”
Jacob stood up. “Don’t get funny with me, Embry. I’ll rip your arms off.”
Embry stepped back. “I know, I’m sorry. I don’t know what happened. Everything was fine when I
went to her house after you came here, then Alice and Jasper got up this morning and she wasn’t
there. I heard them talking about it.”
“What the fuck do you mean she wasn’t there? Where the hell did she go?” His stomach heaved.
He wasn’t waiting. “Thanks for your help, Sue.” He went to the door.
She put her hand on his shoulder to stop him. “Jacob, wait—”
“No. You don’t understand, Sue. If something happened to her . . . I have to find her.” He left and
ran to the trees. The shift stung worse than normal, and his arm still hurt, but he pushed it aside.
He had only one focus now.
Embry looked at Sue apologetically and shrugged. “Sorry. Seems shit’s going down. See you later.”
Alice hung up and sighed. “Billy says she’s not there and hasn’t seen Jacob in a while. I don’t know
what to think.”
Jasper stood up and pulled his wife into his arms. “You don’t think, maybe . . . maybe Jacob does
have something to do with it?” On one hand, it didn’t seem right to think of Jacob doing something
like taking Renesmee, but on the other hand, they didn’t know him that well.
“I don’t know.”
A hard knock on the door made Alice jump. She looked up at Jasper, and they both went to answer
it.
“Where is she?” Jacob asked desperately. He had hoped Embry was joking or had misunderstood
something, but he knew the instant he reached the house that he wasn’t. He couldn’t hear her
heartbeat, and her scent wasn’t fresh anymore. He pushed past them into the house and sniffed the
air.
“Um . . . Did Billy talk to you?” Alice asked.
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