"I know." He kissed the side of her head and tried to motivate her since they did not have much time before they were to meet everyone.

Getting his hint she tried on the clothes and finally settled on something. She still wasn't one hundred percent happy with it, but it would work and she could not be too picky anymore.

It didn't take him long to find what he was going to wear and get ready himself. When he returned back to the room he noticed she had changed clothes again. She was wearing her every day clothes, something she would of worn to school not to a funeral. "You not going?"

She looked away from the mirror and over to where he was standing in the doorway. "No, I'm just going to wear this instead." She just wanted to be herself and not change who she was just because of the occasion. The object she had stored in her pocket was an old hair clip Charlie gave her when she was like 7 for her birthday. She hadn't even known she still had it until it showed up under the bed. It ended up in her hair before they left and she stayed quiet while Edward followed the directions to find where the funeral was being held.

In the back of her mind she knew this was going to be a big deal and the whole town was more than likely going to show up. Maybe if it would of been smaller no one would judge her if she changed her mind to not go. Everyone from the police station was sure to be there and if she wasn't she wondered if they might suspect something.

When they pulled into the parking lot she started getting extremely nervous and stressed out. There were so many people and it was starting to sink in this was real and these were the final moments. Bella faced Edward when he turned off the car and the look on her face stunned him. "You going to be ok?"

She shook her head unable to speak as she got out of the car. He quickly moved to her side to wrap his arms around her as they made their way inside. He could hear how fast her heart was beating and how worked up she was getting. She was keeping her cool though and struggling to hold everything inside.