She did not win. Looking out the window she met Edward's eyes as hers filled with tears and felt betrayed. It wasn't his fault and she knew that deep down, but she was angry and upset and hurt, her mind crippled to not think straight.

Edward stepped forward as her eyes met his, all emotion leaving his face as Charlie sped away with her. A hair away from letting the inner demon take control and not care about the world around him. He was slipping until a high pitched voice brought him back to reality. Alice stepped beside him having witnessed what happened from a distance. He ignored her and growled as he turned to face his car and slam his fist against the roof. It smashed down hard enough that both the front and back passenger windows shattered.

"Edward!" Alice yelled at him as she quickly scanned the parking lot to make sure no one had seen. She then tried to go to him and calm him down, but was instantly rejected.

He did not care about his car and even though he loved Alice he did not care what she had to say right then. It made him feel better to hit something. Shrugging her away he headed toward the school's front door. He knew if he was left to roam around free right then he would do something stupid, but could he be trusted in front of the hundreds of humans waiting beyond the door. It wasn't the humans he was furious with, at that moment it was just one and he had no idea what was going to happen. Charlie was on the job and he knew he certainly wasn't going to be drunk. That really wasn't what he was fearing. He feared that Charlie's anger toward him and Bella's actions recently was enough to set him off this time without the beer to influence.

Every possible horrible thought he could come up with he feared was going to happen. He knew the other officers were there to obviously back up Charlie, but was he going to take her to the station? Take her home? Where the hell were they going? What was he going to say or do? Was he ever going to see her again?