A Twilight fanfiction novel - SheeWolf85

Focus, Jacob, Quil said. You want him, you got him, but do it now.
Jacob shook himself and growled again. Quil, Embry, help me get him. Seth . . . He wasn’t sure he
could trust any of his pack to take care of Renesmee until the Bloodsucker was dead.
I got this, Jake. I’ll get her somewhere safe. Trust me. Seth stepped up beside his alpha. Trust me.
“You’re too late,” Caius said with a calm façade. He moved slowly around the table, putting it
between himself and the Shifters. “She’s already been injected. Is it really worth it now? Very soon,
she’ll either be dead or a half-human Bloodsucker. A few days perhaps will tell us if it’s worked.”
Jacob couldn’t let himself look at her again. Not when all he wanted to do was shift and carry her
away himself. It was too dangerous still. He shook himself again and lowered his ears. Quil, Embry,
follow my lead. Seth, get her out of here as soon as we’ve got the fucker out of the way.
The pack acknowledged the command. Seth stepped back and let the others do their job. Caius’
smile disappeared when the shifters came toward him. He jumped to the ceiling and dug his fingers
into the wood, clawing a hole to slip through. Pieces of lumber fell to the floor, just missing the table
Renesmee was on. Jacob cursed. He wasn’t going to let Caius get away again. The three Shifters
went after him, catching up easily this time.
Once they were out of the room, Seth shifted and walked over to Renesmee. She was crying silently,
holding her arm as though it were broken. He put his hand on her shoulder, and she jerked away,
looking up at him with frightened eyes.
“Hi,” he said. “Remember me? I’m Seth. I’m going to get you out of here.” He picked her up. She
was shaking and tense. “You’re safe now, okay?”
Renesmee could just barely make out what he was telling her. She knew who he was and that he
wanted to help her. She tried to relax, but the burning had already spread through most of her body.
It hurt in a way she had never experienced before, like she was literally bursting into flame on the
inside. Seth carried her out of the cabin. In the distance, she heard the Bloodsucker’s screams.
She cringed and tried to cover her ears. She pressed one ear to Seth’s chest and listened to his
heart. The rhythmic thumping didn’t do much to block out the other sounds. She wasn’t sure where
they were going or how long it would take to get there. As the pain spread further and deeper, she
began to feel woozy. Her head started to spin. She clutched at Seth’s arms to keep from falling,
even though he had a steady hold on her.
“You’re okay, Ness,” he told her. “I’ve got you.”
It was the last sound she heard before everything went black.
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