A Twilight fanfiction novel - SheeWolf85
A Twilight fanfiction novel - SheeWolf85
A Twilight fanfiction novel - SheeWolf85
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Jasper laughed at the blush on her cheeks. Alice filled him in on who Jacob was and the<br />
spontaneous cat attack. “And I guess he’s coming over Saturday to take her out. On a date.” Alice<br />
looked at Jasper pointedly.<br />
“I get to meet him, right?” he asked. “Make sure he knows how to treat a lady.”<br />
“You’re going to threaten him, aren’t you?” Renesmee asked.<br />
He shook his head. “No, but I will let him know—nicely—that if he hurts you in anyway, I happen to<br />
have a vast selection of various weapons with which I could, potentially, make him regret it.”<br />
Renesmee rolled her eyes. “That would be threatening him.”<br />
“So it would. But I will do it nicely. I won’t be like your dad.”<br />
Renesmee laughed out loud as she walked into the kitchen with her aunt. “You better not. I kinda<br />
like him. Although, even if you did sit there sharpening your knives and talk about which body parts<br />
a blade could cut through, he’d probably do the Crocodile Dundee thing and pull out a bigger knife.”<br />
Jacob just seemed like he wouldn’t be afraid of anything.<br />
Alice giggled as she started to pull ingredients out for dinner. “Renesmee, will you grab the milk,<br />
please?” she asked. Renesmee nodded.<br />
“If he thinks he can outgun me, I’d like to see him try.”<br />
They all cooked dinner together and sat down to eat. After dinner, Alice helped Renesmee clean and<br />
bandage her scratches.<br />
“They still hurt,” Renesmee complained.<br />
“I know, honey. They should be healed by your date, though.”<br />
Renesmee smiled at the thought of actually having a date with Jacob. Alice just laughed.<br />
After she was bandaged, she excused herself to her bedroom and tried to read one of her new<br />
books. She couldn’t seem to get through a few sentences before she thought of Jacob again. After a<br />
few minutes, she gave up on the book and turned to lie on her back. She stared at the ceiling as she<br />
remembered every detail of the day. Only six more days until she could see him again. The more<br />
she thought about him, the longer those six days seemed. She sighed. Jacob . . . Jake. She<br />
wondered if he would be upset if she shortened his name. Jake seemed to fit him more than Jacob.<br />
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