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Killing Me Softly
Jake was sitting siguiente to his amor on the couch, still clutching tightly to her hand. Chloe was away playing with her Aunt Rosalie and Aunt Bella. Thankfully, Summer only received a couple of bruises from her unborn baby’s kicks, but Jake worried nonetheless. Summer kept her silence, annoying the senses out of Jake. He had to speak up eventually, “Why didn’t tu tell me tu were pregnant, Summer?” She looked away to dry a descending tear. He took her face in his other humid hand and dried it for her. He carefully analyzed her eyes, “You were afraid I would hate tu for it.” She gently jerked her chin from his grip, “I hope tu do. I’m carrying a monster’s offspring inside of me.” Jake’s eyes narrowed, “Monster’s offspring? What if this child turns out to be an ángel like Chloe?” Summer shook her head firmly, “No, Jake. My anterior pregnancy was the exact opposite of this one. It spanned the normal nine months, whereas I only noticed this pregnancy a día ago, and look at the growth now. The child already has the ability to kick its legs. Jake, honestly, I’m scared. What if I’m carrying the little son Aro has forever dreamed of raising to become a hideous vampire, similar to himself.” Jake scooted closer to Summer, resting her head on his brawny shoulder, “Let me verify what I ACTUALLY think, in case of further misunderstanding.” He insisted, “Chloe called me her ‘new daddy,’ and I view her as my daughter now, not Aro’s daughter. The same way I look at her is the same way I look at the child you’re carrying.” Summer was bewildered. Evidently, she had a lot to learn about Jake’s opinions. “I know I’m not their biological father,” he continued, “but psychologically, I will always be their daddy. To me, that’s what’s most important.” Summer joyfully threw her arms around Jake, “Jake…I have much to discover about you!” Jake laughed heartily, besar her lukewarm hand, “All tu need to do is ask, babe.” Smiling, she craned her neck upwards to kiss his tender, enticing lips. “May I tell tu something?” Summer asked him innocently. “Sure.” “I amor you.” “Hm…” He brushed away wisps of her hair and kissed her on the cheeks, forehead, and nose, “And I will eternally, unreservedly amor you, Summer.” Summer repeated his sweet words over and over inside her head. There was such immutable fervor in his voice, knocking Summer’s corazón to the floor in one fell swoop.
“You okay?” She noticed her eyes were closed. She opened them up to a smirking Jake, “Yes,” she giggled, “perfect.” “I hate to leave you, sweetheart,” he sounded agonized, “but I have to meet up with the pack for a little while, not to mention Billy—my dad.” Though she tried her best to hide it, Summer’s disappointment peeked through her eyes. “Will tu be back anytime soon?” Jake twirled a strand of her hair, “I promise.” With one final kiss, Summer obstinately untwined her fingers from Jake’s neck. “Run along, Jacob,” Esme called cheerily to Jake, “our doors are open for tu whenever tu decide to come back.” He nodded politely, “Thank you, Esme.” He shut the front door, and Summer let out a distressed sigh. It hurt parting with Jake. What would she do while he wasn’t here? Alice obviously had an idea. She skipped to Summer and took a asiento on the armrest of the sofa, “Ready, sweets?” Summer returned grin, but with suspicion, “Um, no?” Alice threw her head back in laughter, “Great, let’s go!” She held out her hand to Summer.
Summer followed Alice’s lead, “Why are we going into the woods, Alice?” Summer inquired when they stepped through the back door. “You are in dire need of hunting,” she glanced back at Summer momentarily, “and I am in dire need of spending some time with my only sister who can tolerate me for más than twenty-four hours.” Summer raised an eyebrow playfully at her sister, “Do tu think I can outrun you, even though I’m pregnant?” Alice rolled her eyes and turned to face Summer, placing a hand on her hip, “Do pigs fly?” Summer winked, “If tu put them in an airplane.” Alice’s smiled faded, “You’ve got yourself a deal.” She challenged, “First one to reach the mountains wins.” “Great,” Summer winked impishly, “Ready?” “Set.” Alice added. “GO!” The two girls yelled and sprinted their way to the destination. Alice was ahead, but, in a matter of moments, Summer overtook her. Alice nearly stopped in her tracks, numb from shock. “Not fair!” Alice whined as she reach the mountainside, “You’re superwoman compared to tiny me.” Summer hugged her lovingly, “Trust me, Alice. Tiny tu can do MUCH más damage than me in much less time.” Alice giggled and shrugged, “I know. Now, come. I smell a few mountain lions northward.”
Luckily, with the help of Summer’s shield, they finished their hunting trip in less than half the average time. They chose to walk back peacefully to the house. “So…Summer,” Alice began, hesitant, “Yes, Alice?” She linked arms with her sister. “What was it like, tu know, being back with the Volturi.” Summer stared at her moving feet, “It was…interesting. I was attacked the first día back.” Alice halted, her jaw loosened, “Attacked? How, when, why?” Summer explained her confrontation with Dominique. Alice sealed her eyes shut, “You poor sweetheart!” Summer chuckled, “I have to admit, it wasn’t a pleasant sign, but things became increasingly better, especially since I’ve left permanently now.” Alice pecked Summer’s cheek, “Where tu belong. Did tu tell Aro you’re pregnant?” Summer sucked in her lower lip, “No. I didn’t get a chance to. Jake came before I could.” Alice seemed smug, “Good. He shouldn’t and doesn’t need to know. As far as I’m concerned, your children’s father is Jake now, although he is a mutt.” Summer jokingly jostled her sister, “If tu amor me, then tu have to amor him, Alice. We are now a package deal. tu just mentioned that yourself.” Alice huffed, “Fine.” They continued walking, until Alice jolted to a sudden stop. Summer’s eyebrows creased, “Alice?” Alice was gazing off into the distance, clearly seeing something from the future. Summer held onto her hand, “What do tu see, Alice?” She asked her affectionately. She jerked out of her daze, softly seizing Summer’s upper arms. “Summer,” Alice’s melodious tone quaked with utter terror, “you won’t ever believe this!” The paused appeared endless to Summer, “Alice, tell me!” She begged. Alice’s countenance was distraught, dying to cry simply one tear, “That….that beast inside tu is…” She drove herself to strangle out the heart-wrenching words, “it’s killing tu por draining your venom.” Summer's mind went completely blank. Was it seriously possible to kill a half-vampire por draining its venom? It looks like she would be the guinea pig of the idea...and tested guinea pigs usually ended up dead.
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I thought I'd post this poem and try to get constructive feedback ;)
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To Know Her
She is who I see and all that I see.
Every minuto with her is a minuto to know her.
What does she like? What makes her angry?
What makes her laugh like no other?
I watch her mover and learn her moods.
Her needs, I read like a book unbound.
I study her eyes as they speak to me
When words aren’t enough, when they can’t be found.
Her joy is mine, her emotions mover me.
To be what she wants is no arduous task.
To protect her and know her – that’s what I do
So I find it amusing when she would ask:
“How is it that tu know me so well?
Sometimes it seems tu can read my mind.”
“Nah,” I smile. “I just pay attention.”
I become what she wants and needs, por design.
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To Know Her
She is who I see and all that I see.
Every minuto with her is a minuto to know her.
What does she like? What makes her angry?
What makes her laugh like no other?
I watch her mover and learn her moods.
Her needs, I read like a book unbound.
I study her eyes as they speak to me
When words aren’t enough, when they can’t be found.
Her joy is mine, her emotions mover me.
To be what she wants is no arduous task.
To protect her and know her – that’s what I do
So I find it amusing when she would ask:
“How is it that tu know me so well?
Sometimes it seems tu can read my mind.”
“Nah,” I smile. “I just pay attention.”
I become what she wants and needs, por design.
