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I'll Want You Forever…So, Forever It Is
Stephenie Meyer owns all the lovely characters from the Twilight series.
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Chapter 4: Seattle Blaze
APOV
Edward had decided to track down Victoria before she could even get to Bella.
Suddenly, everything clicked for him.
“The Seattle murders. They aren't just murders. It's her. Victoria. She's building that army of newborns that you saw. The other bodies were just used to feed on.” He paused for a moment, but then his face grew deadly serious. “We're going to Seattle and thanks to Alice's vision, I know we'll win.
The family rushed around the house, gathering all of out things trying to gather all necessities.
We quickly piled into our cars, only Rosalie took her time, feeling all of this was unnecessary to save the “stupid human.”
We drove straight to a Seattle hotel, immediately booking three suites, Edward staying with Jasper and me in our suite. We left our stuff in the room and gathered in Carlisle and Esme's suite. I just kept searching the future for Victoria's exact whereabouts and any changes of plans.
She appeared to be at an old abandoned house, just outside the city limits. We had one week until Victoria would attack. This gave us time to prepare.
We found an old field surrounded by a ring of thick trees, giving us seclusion, so we could practice. Jasper, having been in the newborn wars of old Texas, was more prepared than the rest of us.
He began to teach us how they would attack, each of us taking turns practicing with him. He was unable to catch or pin any of us, which made us more confident and gradually get even better throughout the rest of the week. We all trained diligently, only barely going back to the hotel, simply to avoid suspicions.
The day before Victoria was supposed to leave, we went to the old abandoned house. There were no lights on inside, but there were sounds of movement inside that only our vampire hearing could pick up. We knew they could smell us, so we had to be quick, but we needed to lure them outside. As if they simply wanted to get the fight over with, five newborn vampires emerged from the front door of the house.


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