A Twilight fanfiction novel - SheeWolf85

He kissed her again. “I want you to think about something, okay? You know the story about how
Jesus was crucified and resurrected three days later?”
“Yeah?”
“So He came back from the dead, right?”
She nodded. “I don’t understand what you’re getting at.”
“So since He came back from the dead, doesn’t that make Him a zombie?”
She snorted. “No, of course not. He was resurrected by God to give His people everlasting life.”
“So you say. Or, rather, so your bible and your church says. I could still stand by my ground that any
person who dies and crawls out of the ground three days later is a member of the undead. I’m
saying this because I want you to understand what it means to me when you call the Shifters from
my heritage werewolves. There is a huge difference between the Quileute shape-shifters and
werewolves, just like there is a huge difference between a zombie and someone who was
resurrected.”
She hadn’t thought about that. She felt bad that she had inadvertently offended him so many
times. “I’m sorry.”
He hugged her tightly. “It’ll be okay, Ness. Just promise me you’ll stop calling them werewolves.”
She nodded against his chest. “I promise. Do I just call them Shifters?”
“Yeah.”
“Okay.”
She looked up at him, and he kissed her. “When do I get to take you out again?”
She smiled and shrugged. “I don’t know. Do you have plans Saturday?”
Friday and Saturday were his patrol days that week. He figured it shouldn’t be hard to rearrange
schedules. “I’m free.”
“Maybe we could go for a walk to that meadow again Saturday afternoon?”
He nodded. “That sounds great.” He kissed her again.
Jacob left a little while later saying he needed to check on his dad. Renesmee sighed and went
upstairs to read for a while. She thought about what Jacob had said about the Shifters and
comparing them to werewolves. Even though she wasn’t devout, she had to admit she felt a little
insulted when Jacob called he Savior a zombie. It made her realize just how different the two really
were. She had hoped that the revelation would make her less afraid, but she was dismayed to find
she was still scared when she thought about the Shifters and the Bloodsuckers. She hoped it would
just take a little bit of time to convince whatever part of her brain had been ingrained with this notion
that things that were less than human were terrifying.
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