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Book Two: A New Start.
Chapter One, Book Two: Coming Back To Reality.
Life ceased to mean anything as he spoke those hurtful words. Every promise, every touch, every kissâŠall lies. All along, he said he loved me and that I was all he wantedâŠand I was stupid enough to believe it. The unbearable pain that radiated through my shredded heart sharpened and stole my breath. My lungs opened wider and wider for air but air wouldnât come. I was gasping, trying to get some air, as the pain throbbed through me, from the tip of my head to the soles of my feet. âNo,â I thought. âPlease, not today,â I pleaded. I found myself lying on the floor, lying flat on my face trying unsuccessfully to open my airways. âThink through it Renesmee,â I told myself. âItâs only a panic attack, youâre not dying, calm,â I whispered to myself, trying to do what the doctor had explained. âCome on breathe, breathe,â I whispered, hoping it would work, but Iâd gone too far this time, Iâd cross the boundaries of sanity and now I didnât know how to bring myself back. Everything just kept replaying over and over again. My breathing would not slow and my head was spinning so fast, I knew without a doubt that if I didnât control this panic attack, I was going to pass out. âYouâve been through worse Renesmee,â I whispered. And then everything became clear; I seemed to have found my lungs again and now gasped mouthfuls of air and the room was no longer spinning wildly out of control. It was over and I was still alive. I breathed in and out and waited until my heart returned to its regular pattern and slowly got up. I lay on the bed, so exhausted from the panic attack and thought. Usually I would only have to sit for a few minutes but this panic attack was the worst Iâve had in five years. Yeah, it had been five years ago but my heart still ached and the memories were so crisp and fresh, like it just happened today. I laid there, exhausted, and closed my eyes. Sleeping was usually the worse time for me. I couldnât stop my mind from rewinding, but after such a terrible panic attack, my mind had nothing to dream of, just myself in thought really. We were going back to Forks in a few weeks. That might sound normal but the truth was it was anything but normal. I hadnât gone back once these past five years. Shortly after Jacob moved on, Grandpa Charlie passed, and half of me went with him. I shattered into thousands of pieces, some going that way, some going this way; There was no way I could be put back together. Things werenât getting any better with me and I was becoming much more depressed when my dear loving mother (Lots of sarcasm there) informed me that Jacob had in fact been in love with her, much earlier before my birth and that his love for her only âceasedâ when I was born. That was just too much. Right after I discovered this hideous secret, I moved out. I grabbed my phone, and left the house with nothing but the clothes on my back. I ran to Lunaâs and moved in for the remainder of the summer until we left for college. Mom tried to see me but I refused. I occasionally would see Dad but never Mom. I knew that Jacob falling in love with her wasnât her fault but she was the reason heâd left me, she was the reason he couldnât love me and that was enough to make me despise her. After the summer, I moved all the way to California and started attending California State with Luna. Why so far? Because I wanted to be far, far away from everything, being anywhereâŠgreen reminded me too much of what Iâd lost. I called the family on special occasions and birthdays but never visited and when ever Mom tried to talk to me, I refused to talk. Whenever Dad was on the phone he tried to persuade me to come home or talk to Mom, both of which I refused, and once in a while, Dad would mention Billy and then Iâd have a panic attack right there. After a few panic attacks, Dad realized to not speak of the family that had once been so dear to me. I actually never intended to go back, too much pain and loss for me, and I thought that was going to stay that wayâŠuntil that one faithful day, a knock came from the apartment door. Our apartment was expensive and since I was trying not to rely on Dadâs money for College, Luna and I needed help with rent. I expected nothing more than a roommate as I opened the door, but I was wrong. âRenesmee,â whispered a voice I knew all too well as I looked into gray-blue eyes.
I gasped awake as I felt lips touch my face. Blake looked back at me with worry. âAre you okay beautiful?â Blake asked in a hushed whisper. I sat up and slowly nodded. Blake wrapped his arms around me, which made me feel better; when ever Blake touched me, I was always better. âThanks,â I said and kissed his cheek. We sat there for a while when Blake spoke. âRenesmee, we really donât have to do this, you know that right?â âI know Blake, but I want to.â Blake sighed and hugged me closer. âAs long as I have you, I can do anything,â I whispered and hugged him just a bit tighter. Blake pulled back and cupped my cheek. âAlways,â he vowed. I smiled, knowing he spoke the god honest truth and kissed him. After, Blake left for work down at the hospital; he was always on call. I wondered down to the living room trying to find Luna and Kaine. It didnât smell like they were home, mustâve gone hunting. I decided to go make something just to do something. I pulled out the basic vegetables for fried rice and the basic sauces. After finely chopping the carrots, cilantro, green onion, peppers and chicken, I filled a large pot with some oil and dumped the chicken in to cook and scooped a large bowl of rice out. While waiting for the chicken to fully cook, I reminded myself that I had to call DadâŠand Mom. Just thinking of seeing her made me chew my inner cheek and made my heart throb, because not only was I seeing her face, I was seeing his. I stopped right there. I couldnât put myself through that again, not today. I took a deep breath and redirected my thoughts. Enough procrastinating, I had to do this. Slowly, I inched toward the phone by the window and hesitantly lifted the phone and dialed the almost forgotten number.
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