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The Art Of Online Dating
Kate looked happily surprised, giving that same warm smile to him. He followed suit with Tanya, who giggled and blushed.
When Emmett turned around, she shot Rosalie a thumbs and Rosalie winked at her.
We all finally made it back over to the living room, settling down on the large comfy couches. Garrett's happy smile kept the room from getting awkward, as we all settled in to continue our movie.
About a half hour into the movie, Emmett's stomach growled. We all laughed at it since Emmett could've eaten an entire meal only 20 minutes before and would still be starving.
“So what's for dinner?” Garrett asked, turning towards Edward.
“Um, how's pizza? I don't really feel like cooking.” Edward said, rubbing the back of his neck and looking sheepish.
I couldn't help but smile at how cute he looked and I leaned over to kiss him on the cheek.
He blushed and I saw a flash of strawberry blond hair out of the corner of my eye. I turned in time to see Tanya quickly turning back to the television, looking embarrassed.
“Pizza sounds good. Wouldn't want to put you though too much trouble during our short visit.” Kate said.
“I'll go call it in. Alice, can you search for the coupons in that kitchen drawer?” Jasper said pointing to a drawer, as he got up from the couch to grab the phone and phone book.
She followed after him, while I turned to face Tanya. I needed to figure out what was going on with her. And more importantly, what she was to Edward.
“So Tanya, tell me about yourself. How old are you?” I asked, trying to spark a conversation, with a potential enemy.
“I'm actually, um, fifteen. And a half. Usually that's the time to get a driver's permit, but I already got mine. In Alaska, you only have to be fourteen.” she said, looking unsure of why I would want to talk to her.
“Oh really? I thought you were older.” I said taken aback.
“Oh, thanks! I always think I look too young.” she said, smiling wide.
I smiled back at her, knowing there was no way she could be a threat, due to her age alone.
“How's Alaska? Do you like it?” I asked her, genuinely interested.


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