"Would it make a difference?" His voice stayed calm even though she could tell her words hurt him. "No matter how much I tell you I'm sorry or that it will not happen again you still aren't going to forgive me. I'm not trying to make your life worse by bringing you back home. I'm trying to get you back in my life so you will give me another chance."

She still stood there unable to move as he spoke. "That isn't just something that changes over night…" She looked down and away from his stare. This feeling she was getting was extremely awkward. At the moment she did not fear him, but wasn't sure how things would be if she moved back here and he was being so calm about everything. Acting like nothing even happened it was really confusing. "I want to be with Edward."

"Here or Florida Bella." His tone was more stern now.

She met his eyes once more. "I don't trust you." This whole conversation was weird and uncomfortable at how casual it seemed to him.

"I don't expect you to and that is something I will have to earn back, but I can't if you aren't here to give me a chance." He pleaded with her.

Bella did not know how long she just stood there silently. It could not of been that long but it certainly felt like it. Edward was not going to be happy with this and she did not know if she could trust Charlie at all. Her 18th Birthday wasn't that far off and thought if she could bare it until then it might be worth it. Moving to Florida was out of the question. Edward would just have to stay there at Charlie's with her and be unseen. She had no idea how to convince him to be ok with it, but she knew Charlie wasn't going to give up with this. If she said no and left and went back to the Cullen's she could possibly just be creating problems for them. She didn't want that, not after how wonderful they had been to her.

She sighed heavily, but did not look at him. "Fine, I'll stay here, but you don't come near me. I'm not afraid to let the town know about you." She knew it wasn't the time to be throwing threats around, she just wanted him to know she wasn't going to put up with his games.