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A Twilight fanfiction novel - SheeWolf85

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He shrugged. “I can find it. Just don’t go wandering around, please. You already scared me once<br />

today.”<br />

She smiled proudly. “Like you couldn’t find me just as easily.”<br />

“True.” He kissed her. “But stay here. I’ll be back in a minute.”<br />

She took his pants for him and watched as he shifted and ran off. She sighed and sat down to wait.<br />

She thought about going after him, but she figured she probably didn’t want to see him eat or what<br />

he was going to do to the deer. The thought of it was strangely fascinating and yet disgusting at the<br />

same time.<br />

A few minutes later, she heard him padding up to her. She smiled and stood up. He shifted and got<br />

dressed again.<br />

“Feel better?” she asked.<br />

“Yeah. Everything’s taken care of. Are you ready to go?” He kissed her.<br />

“Yes. Which way is home?” she asked.<br />

He looked around for a moment. “It’s pretty much a straight shot that way.” He pointed southwest.<br />

“Do you think I could find the way if I was in the lead?”<br />

He nodded. “Sure. Just pay attention to where you are and the scents around you. If you start to<br />

think you might be lost, just say something and I’ll set you straight.”<br />

She smiled deviously. “In that case . . . I bet you can’t catch me!” She kicked into a run, leaving him<br />

behind.<br />

~*~<br />

Renesmee stared at the pile of clothing on Jacob’s bed and sighed. While they were out hunting that<br />

morning, Seth had been at her aunt and uncle’s house getting some of her things. She felt so<br />

terrible for not even thinking about them. She lifted a shirt and brought it to her nose. She<br />

remembered distinctly the smell it used to have. A little bland, but fresh and soft. It was the<br />

detergent her mother always used. Now it was anything but bland. She wasn’t sure what each scent<br />

was, but one was her aunt’s perfume and another was distinctly cotton.<br />

She put the shirt down and turned into Jacob’s arms behind her. He held her tightly and hoped she<br />

was okay. He hadn’t expected clothes to bring up this reaction.<br />

“Are they okay?” she asked.<br />

Jacob kissed her head. “I’ve talked to your uncle a few times. They’re worried about you, but they’re<br />

fine.”<br />

She looked up at him. “Do they know?”<br />

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